The Sacramento Bee | House cleaners, nannies and other domestic workers employed by agencies will get new workplace safety protections next year under a bill California lawmakers sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom Saturday, the final day of the legislative session. The measure is a scaled-back version of a bill Newsom vetoed last year. It would…
Univision 34 | “La lucha de las trabajadoras domésticas por la Salud y la Seguridad” es una exhibición fotográfica de los reconocidos fotógrafos Riccardo Stanley Mejía y Joe Ramos.
LAist | A one-night pop-up art exhibit Thursday aims to capture the work and lives of local domestic workers, photographed in portraits and on the job. The exhibit is part of a larger campaign for domestic worker rights and safety in California. The images, shot by photographers Joe Ramos and Riccardo Stanley Mejia, depict workers in Southern and…
The Davis Vanguard | On Sept. 30, Governor Newsom turned his back on California’s estimated 300,000 privately employed homecare providers, house cleaners, and nannies, when he vetoed Senate Bill 686. Rather than right a historic wrong and end the exclusion of household workers from California’s Occupational Health and Safety Law, Newsom grasped for excuses, leaving…