On the recordMarch 23, 2021
When the National Labor Relations Act was passed back in the 1930's, that domestic workers were specifically excluded from the ability to organize under the Wagner Act.
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congress.govJamie Raskin: “When the National Labor Relations Act was passed back in the 1930's, that domestic workers were specifically excluded…”
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Raskin highlights historical exclusions affecting domestic workers' rights and compensation.
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