Organizing domestic workers
Talking to service providers about domestic work
This guide, developed in conjunction with the ASEAN Trade Union Council, equips advocates and champions to answer the questions often heard when talking to service providers about improving their services for domestic workers. It also gives the facts to back up these arguments.
Want to ensure a service is supporting domestic workers as best as possible?
This guide, developed in conjunction with the ASEAN Trade Union Council (ATUC), equips advocates and champions to answer the questions often heard when talking to service providers about improving their services for domestic workers. It also gives the facts to back up these arguments.
If you’re going to have conversation about how service providers can – and should - better meet the needs of domestic workers, and think you’ll face some resistance, this guide is for you!
This booklet is published by the ILO and ATUC. ATUC unites 18 national labor centers and confederations from ASEAN member states, excluding Brunei but including Timor Leste, advocating for the voices and interests of workers without distinction within ASEAN processes.
This guide, developed in conjunction with the ASEAN Trade Union Council (ATUC), equips advocates and champions to answer the questions often heard when talking to service providers about improving their services for domestic workers. It also gives the facts to back up these arguments.
If you’re going to have conversation about how service providers can – and should - better meet the needs of domestic workers, and think you’ll face some resistance, this guide is for you!
This booklet is published by the ILO and ATUC. ATUC unites 18 national labor centers and confederations from ASEAN member states, excluding Brunei but including Timor Leste, advocating for the voices and interests of workers without distinction within ASEAN processes.