On June 16, the world celebrated International Domestic Workers Day, commemorating the 11th anniversary of the Domestic Workers Convention (No.189), which established international labor protections for domestic workers. Since the treaty was adopted in 2011, domestic workers have gained legal protections in more than 30 countries, ensuring common workplace rights such as a minimum wage, rest days and paid holidays.

Unfortunately, the United States is not one of them.

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