Occupational Group: Domestic Workers

Prompting Formalisation Through Labour Market Regulation: A ‘Framed Flexibility’ Model for Domestic WorkIndustrial Law Journal

There is an urgent need to conceptualise the potential for legal regulation of informal labour markets. This article responds by centring...

Strength in Networks: Employment Rights Organizations and the Problem of Co-Ordination

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Out of the Shadows: Organising and protecting domestic workers in Europe: The role of trade unions

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New Frontiers of Regulation: Domestic Work, Working Conditions, and the Holistic Assessment of Nonstandard Work NormsComparative Labor Law & Policy Journal

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Promote industrial relations in the domestic work sector in Europe

The present report contains the results of research conducted between May and November 2014 for the EFFAT project “Promote industrial relations...

Rethinking the Informal Economy: Linkages with the Formal Economy and the Formal Regulatory Environment

Decent Work for Domestic Workers: Reflections on Recent Approaches to Tackle Informality

Domestic Workers Organize!Working USA

This article traces the history of domestic worker organizing in the U.S. It challenges the long-standing assumption that these—primarily...

Nurturing a culture of compliance with domestic workers’ rights in South Africa

Recognizing Domestic Workers, Regulating Domestic Work: Conceptual, Measurement, and Regulatory Challenges