Re:Women’s Unpaid Labor is Worth $11T
by dragonwriter on Thursday March 05, 2020 @12:58PM
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> I imagine that these women also live under the same roof as their partner and consume food for free.
Something often true of chattel slaves (especially those used in household as opposed to field work).
There's a reason labor law (as distinct from contract or tax law) tends, with limited exceptions, to require pay to be in cash or fungible cash equivalents to be counted as pay for meeting wage and hour minimums.
Something often true of chattel slaves (especially those used in household as opposed to field work).
There's a reason labor law (as distinct from contract or tax law) tends, with limited exceptions, to require pay to be in cash or fungible cash equivalents to be counted as pay for meeting wage and hour minimums.