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Features News | Wednesday, September 23,2009

Domestic Workers of the World Unite!

A new push for labor rights inside the home gives nannies hope.

By Dan Rivoli
"IF SOMETHING HAPPENS, you have nowhere to complain,” says Anna, a 38-year-old West-African nanny. “It makes me worried.” For most of her seven-year career as a nanny, Anna has been fortunate to work for two families that have paid her a decent wage for roughly nine hours of work a day. Her duties usually include taking the children for a stroll or to play dates, cooking dinner in the evening and cleaning. Read more Read it in print
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