The coronavirus pandemic has been catastrophic for house cleaners

The coronavirus pandemic has been catastrophic for house cleaners

An estimated 65% of domestic workers, who are mostly women of color and immigrants, do not have health insurance. And 60% spend more than half their income on rent or mortgage payments. An overwhelming majority of them do not have paid sick days or paid time off.

Anti-corruption response to COVID-19 must include women

Disinfecting, cleaning business thriving during coronavirus pandemic

Stressed, Unsafe, and Insecure: Essential Workers Need A New, New Deal, Center for Employment Equity

Why Airlines, Cities, and Starbucks Need Remote Workers Back at the Office

Record 26m jobless in US since coronavirus hit: Live updates, Coronavirus pandemic News

Scientists correctly predicted the Covid-19 pandemic would last more than a year - Vox

Inequality During the Coronavirus Pandemic - Contexts

Hospital Laundry Workers Say Every Day at Work Risks Covid Infection - Bloomberg

COVID-19 and the leisure and hospitality supersector in Indiana: Where were we and where are we now? (Sept-Oct 2021)

Financial catastrophe looms for state and local governments

Maintaining ESD S20.20 Compliant Environments in the Age of COVID-19 Sanitizing and PPE

Scenes from a pandemic: Firsthand stories of life in 23 countries, from the TED Fellows

During coronavirus, is it safe for housekeepers to return? - Los Angeles Times

Outrage of the Month: Trump's Pandemic Response: Catastrophic to the Very End - Public Citizen

Family Of Veteran With COVID-19 In Holyoke Soldiers' Home Says State Response Is 'A Nightmare