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Domestic workers earn just 53% of what other employees make globally, down from 56% in 2019, ILO estimates show

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Domestic workers earn just 53% of what other employees make globally, down from 56% in 2019, ILO estimates show — Bangalore Technology news

The ILO urged governments for investment in decent care jobs, recognition of workers' skills, stronger compliance and enforcement, and greater use of social dialogue and collective bargaining.

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