Protection policy ‘largely remains on paper’
Speakers at an event yesterday said the Domestic Workers Protection and Welfare Policy 2015 had largely remained on paper because of poor implementation, leaving domestic workers unaware of rights such as wage negotiation and written contracts.
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Speakers at an event yesterday said the Domestic Workers Protection and Welfare Policy 2015 had largely remained on paper because of poor implementation, leaving domestic workers unaware of rights such as wage negotiation and written contracts.