This article provides a multidimensional examination of Filipina domestic workers’ efforts to promote workers’ rights nationally and globally. Through their own experiences as transnational workers, Filipina activists were able to translate their knowledge of labor dynamics into practical and effective tactics such as the demand for labor contracts as an industry standard. Combining ethnographic research and interviews conducted with New York–based Filipina domestic worker activists with primary and secondary sources from Los Angeles, recent advocacy work in New York is compared with efforts in Los Angeles and California more broadly. Key points of comparison—demographics and organizing histories, geography and usage of public space, and po...
This article employs anti-essentialist Marxist analysis to shed light on the diverse economic activi...
This article employs anti-essentialist Marxist analysis to shed light on the diverse economic activi...
Domestic workers’ struggles for labor rights—both historically and currently—draw attention to the p...
This article provides a multidimensional examination of Filipina domestic workers’ efforts to promot...
In 2013, International Labor Organization (ILO) Convention 189 or the Convention Concerning Decent ...
El trabajo doméstico es uno de los empleos más explotados y desorganizados políticamente en el mundo...
As Filipino workers became desirable to other countries, the Philippines became a “labor brokerage s...
Drawing upon participant-observation and in-depth interviews, this article examines the responses of...
The success of domestic worker organizing in the twenty-first century may seem like an anomaly again...
Evidence shows that foreign domestic workers move with their transnational employers from one countr...
and in-depth interviews with 46 Taiwanese employers and 58 Filipina domestic workers. Please do not ...
Since the 1980s, social science research has emerged on gender and immigration to the United States ...
The 189 Convention Concerning Decent Work for Domestic Workers is considered a key example of the on...
Domestic workers exist on the margins of the world labor market. Maids, nannies, housekeepers, au pa...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2021In 2013, after decades of organizing, domestic workers...
This article employs anti-essentialist Marxist analysis to shed light on the diverse economic activi...
This article employs anti-essentialist Marxist analysis to shed light on the diverse economic activi...
Domestic workers’ struggles for labor rights—both historically and currently—draw attention to the p...
This article provides a multidimensional examination of Filipina domestic workers’ efforts to promot...
In 2013, International Labor Organization (ILO) Convention 189 or the Convention Concerning Decent ...
El trabajo doméstico es uno de los empleos más explotados y desorganizados políticamente en el mundo...
As Filipino workers became desirable to other countries, the Philippines became a “labor brokerage s...
Drawing upon participant-observation and in-depth interviews, this article examines the responses of...
The success of domestic worker organizing in the twenty-first century may seem like an anomaly again...
Evidence shows that foreign domestic workers move with their transnational employers from one countr...
and in-depth interviews with 46 Taiwanese employers and 58 Filipina domestic workers. Please do not ...
Since the 1980s, social science research has emerged on gender and immigration to the United States ...
The 189 Convention Concerning Decent Work for Domestic Workers is considered a key example of the on...
Domestic workers exist on the margins of the world labor market. Maids, nannies, housekeepers, au pa...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2021In 2013, after decades of organizing, domestic workers...
This article employs anti-essentialist Marxist analysis to shed light on the diverse economic activi...
This article employs anti-essentialist Marxist analysis to shed light on the diverse economic activi...
Domestic workers’ struggles for labor rights—both historically and currently—draw attention to the p...
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