We've put together a free guide to help you create a better workplace for you and the person who cleans your house. Download the guide now and find out how to create a work agreement, give feedback, and what kind of benefits you should be providing. | National Domestic Workers Alliance

Here is the thing about the mental load and domestic labor required to run a home and family. It doesn’t go away or stay the same. It is always changing and evolving based on many different factors. Work schedules change, dietary restrictions happen, kids needs evolve. All of these things can impact the work required at home and therefore it requires constant maintenance to make sure both you and your partner are sharing the load as equally as you can. It is ok to constantly have to talk about i

For too long, domestic workers—mostly women of color—who clean our homes and care for our children and aging relatives have been vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. Women have the power to end this abuse and make work safer for ALL women—if we stand together. Add your name to the National Domestic Workers Bill of Rights to protect nannies, housecleaners and home care workers. | National Domestic Workers Alliance