Knowing that none of us has a human resources department in our homes, Hand in Hand has developed and collected the following resources along with our partners at the National Domestic Workers Alliance to help families navigate this challenging time.
Dana Barnett shares her experiences employing a nanny and house cleaner, and her work with employers to prioritize the rights of domestic workers.
Steering committee member Sage Jobsis shares her personal experience of becoming involved with Hand in Hand, and what membership means to her.
Last month, I attended a gathering of superheroes – women of color superheroes – with powers beyond my imagination, that filled me with optimism, hope and possibility for our communities and the future of our movement.
Hiring a nanny can be overwhelming and daunting. Here are three tips about how to help ensure that you’ll have a great relationship with the person you hire.
New York Caring Majority statement on the Fair Pay for Home Care Act and the wage increases approved in the state budget.
As longtime supporters of Hand in Hand, Gretchen and Jim Sandler are invested in a just and caring future, that’s why, they are matching up to $15,000 in contributions from new members. Join us today with a matching gift!
The key to a successful working relationship during the summer months is thinking through not only your needs, the needs of your childcare provider as well.
As you’re planning your travel and vacation plans, here are 4 tips to consider when traveling with (or without) the nanny you employ!
Hand in Hand is excited to highlight stories of appreciation for domestic work and caregiving during this Women’s History Month.
