DOMESTIC WORKERS
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The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) legislation defines a domestic worker as an employee who performs domestic work in the home. Domestic workers did not, until recently, receive the benefits and protection of statutory law. The position has changed substantially since the provisions of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act, 1983, became applicable to domestic employees. There are also various trade unions and associations to assist such employees.
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