California households that employ cleaners or nannies could soon be required to comply with safety standards similar to other workplaces under a bill proposed in the state Legislature.
California households that employ cleaners or nannies could soon be required to comply with safety standards similar to other workplaces under a bill proposed.
A bill aimed at protecting nannies and cleaners by requiring households to comply with safety standards has been proposed in the California Legislature.
A proposed bill in California would require employers of domestic workers to comply with the same safety standards as other workplaces. Sen. María Elena Durazo, who wrote the bill, hopes to protect a part of the workforce made up of mostly women of color.