Thursday 7 August 2014

Six Million Brazilian Domestic Workers With Improved Legal Rights


Brazilian domestic workers were now approved with more rights as employers now have to register them legally or else they face hundreds of dollars in fines. This is actually a good thing; domestic workers worldwide have very little protection against their employers. This case is actually true in the United Kingdom; the new immigration laws leave none to protect abused domestic helpers.

Domestic helpers are those immigrants and nationals from other countries, usually in the third world, who keep the houses of nationals in proper order, clean and orderly. These domestic helpers may also buy the groceries or do all the necessary work that most busy households forget to do.

In Brazil, most domestic workers are made to work for more hours. Most of them are unregistered as well, which allows their employers to hold their working permits, imprison them, or make them work long hours. Some cases even have employers withholding their payments for the month.

These people are trying to earn a living, and law and order in Brazil, as well as here in the UK and other countries, can become more peaceful if people stopped abusing them. Remember, these families have also come from Favelas and poor nations; if they are treated right, they could boost the economy of everyone else in the world.