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ILO Report Examines Formal Employment Protections for Domestic Workers

Anadolu Agency said the report focused on informal employment and domestic workers’ pay relative to other employees.

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A domestic worker wipes a kitchen counter in an apartment in Geneva, Switzerland. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
A domestic worker wipes a kitchen counter in an apartment in Geneva, Switzerland. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

An International Labour Organization report examines employment protections for domestic workers worldwide, with Anadolu Agency identifying informal work and relative pay as central concerns in the report.

AA’s headline characterized formal employment protections as lacking for most domestic workers around the world.

In its summary, the agency described informal employment as a central feature of the global domestic workforce.

AA also said domestic workers’ wages were falling further behind the pay earned by other employees.

The account discussed informal work and relative pay alongside formal employment protections.

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