Amends "Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights Act" to exclude full-time students and au pairs from definition of domestic worker and remove joint and several liability provision from law.
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This bill amends the ‘Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights Act’ to clarify who is considered a domestic worker. Specifically, it excludes full-time students and au pairs from the definition of ‘domestic worker’ and removes the provision that held employers and domestic workers jointly liable for violations of the law. This change aims to provide greater clarity and protect vulnerable workers.
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Primary sponsor
Michael Testa
Cosponsors
Joseph Lagana
Vincent Polistina
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