Venezolanos por el Mundo: Latinoamericanas en España reclaman derechos de trabajadoras del hogar
More than thirty percent of domestic workers in Spain lack formal employment contracts, which denies them access to healthcare, social security contributions, and future pensions. As a result, many migrant workers earning minimum wage struggle to make ends meet in the face of high rental costs and the financial burden of sending remittances. This situation underscores the urgent need for open data on informal labor markets. Enhancing data transparency is essential to address systemic vulnerabilities and safeguard the fundamental rights of these workers.
Source: informe21.comPublished on 2023-04-06