Many domestic workers in the US are paid in cash, which can make it difficult to keep track of their income. This article offers practical tips for recording earnings, whether in a notebook, on a calendar, or using free apps. It also explains how keeping records can help in cases of error or non-payment, and how it strengthens the recognition of domestic work.
Learning to manage your money doesn’t have to be complicated. In this article, we share practical tips for domestic workers to organize their finances, avoid unnecessary debt, and learn about free resources to learn more about saving, budgeting, and investing.
Starting in July 2025, many domestic workers in California who work for companies or agencies will have new safety protections under the oversight of Cal/OSHA.
More and more families prefer cleaning services that do not use toxic products. In this article, we explain what green cleaning is, how it can protect your health and the health of the families you work for, and where to learn more to get started.
Stress and anxiety affect many migrants, especially domestic workers. This article offers free or low-cost resources—in Spanish and regardless of status—to care for your mental health, identify warning signs, and know where to seek emotional support in the United States.
An unexpected dismissal can cause a lot of uncertainty, especially when there is no contract or clear labor protections. This article offers practical advice and legal, financial, and emotional resources to help domestic workers prepare and take action in the first few days after losing their job.