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Domestic workers make all other work possible. They deserve safety, dignity, privacy, and the freedom to exercise their rights without fear.

Five bills moving through California’s Legislature could help strengthen protections for domestic workers, immigrant families, and communities across our state:

AB 2495 — Ash Kalra Assemblymember Mark Gonzalez
AB 1542 — Assemblymember Chris Ward
AB 2599 — Assemblymember Isaac G. Bryan
SB 873 — Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes Senator Tom Umberg
SB 1105 — Senator Sasha Renée Pérez

From protecting workers against immigration-related retaliation to safeguarding sensitive personal information and protecting access to our courts, these fights are connected.

As domestic employers, we have a role to play in all of these fights – and that starts with showing up and standing in solidarity. Workers and immigrant communities deserve policies that protect them, not put them at greater risk. We all do.

That is why today we are taking action alongside our CA Domestic Workers Coalition parthers. Join us!

CALL TODAY ☎️
• Chair of the Senate Appropriations, Senator Sabrina Cervantes (Senator Sabrina Cervantes ): (916) 651-4031 for AB 2495 • AB 1542 • AB 2599
• Chair of the Assembly Appropriations, Assemblymember Buffy Wicks (Buffy Wicks): at (916) 319-2014 for SB 873 • SB 1105

Share widely and invite your community to act with you. ¡Sí se puede! 💪

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Domestic workers make all other work possible. They deserve safety, dignity, privacy, and the freedom to exercise their rights without fear. Five bills moving through California’s Legislature could help strengthen protections for domestic workers, immigrant families, and communities across our state: AB 2495 — Ash Kalra Assemblymember Mark Gonzalez AB 1542 — Assemblymember Chris Ward AB 2599 — Assemblymember Isaac G. Bryan SB 873 — Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes Senator Tom Umberg SB 1105 — Senator Sasha Renée Pérez From protecting workers against immigration-related retaliation to safeguarding sensitive personal information and protecting access to our courts, these fights are connected. As domestic employers, we have a role to play in all of these fights – and that starts with showing up and standing in solidarity. Workers and immigrant communities deserve policies that protect them, not put them at greater risk. We all do. That is why today we are taking action alongside our CA Domestic Workers Coalition parthers. Join us! CALL TODAY ☎️ • Chair of the Senate Appropriations, Senator Sabrina Cervantes (Senator Sabrina Cervantes ): (916) 651-4031 for AB 2495 • AB 1542 • AB 2599 • Chair of the Assembly Appropriations, Assemblymember Buffy Wicks (Buffy Wicks): at (916) 319-2014 for SB 873 • SB 1105 Share widely and invite your community to act with you. ¡Sí se puede! 💪 Governor Gavin Newsom #ImmigrantRights #WorkersRights #DomesticWorkers #DomesticEmployers #CALegImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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It’s that time of year! Back to school is the time to start planning for back to school childcare. For those of us who employ nannies in our homes, it's also likely a time of transition. Now is the time to discuss details about what might change in your employment relationship when school starts. 📚

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