Joblessness for domestic worker respondents increased to 22% in January 2023
![Joblessness for domestic worker respondents increased to 22% in January 2023]()
Joblessness for domestic worker respondents increased to 22% in January 2023
![Joblessness for domestic worker respondents increased to 22% in January 2023]()
Housing insecurity was higher in January than at any point in the last year.
Housing insecurity was higher in January than at any point in the last year.
Source: La Alianza surveys, NDWA Labs
Released: February 6, 2023
The most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics Jobs Report shows the general unemployment rate ticked down to the lowest rate since May 1969, and the number of jobs added was above market expectations [1]. However, the unemployment rate for Latina women increased.
NDWA Labs’ December Report shows that the joblessness rate for domestic worker respondents increased to 22% in January 2023 from 19% in the fourth quarter of 2022. This is within the higher end of joblessness rates we saw throughout 2022, and it is more than three times the rate of 9% who reported having no jobs before COVID-19 [2].