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DESCRIPTION:Domestic work is hidden in the Canadian economy. Often informal
 \nand part-time\, it happens in private homes and is stigmatized as\n“wome
 n’s work.” As a result\, many domestic workers are ignored when\nit comes 
 to their rights. Labour standards are difficult to enforce\nwhen one works
  alone in a private home\, where compensation for\non-the-job accidents or
  illness doesn’t exist.\nIn theory and in law\, domestic workers in Quebec
  are covered by\nthe same Labour Standards as all other employees. But the
  reality\nis something else.\n91������ School of Social Work Professor Jill 
 Hanley launches a\nreport on the findings of a community-based survey on t
 he\noften-dangerous working conditions of domestic workers\, in\ncollabora
 tion with PINAY\, the Filipino Women’s Organization in\nQuebec.\nWHO: Prof
 . Jill Hanley\, 91������ School of Social Work and\nPINAY (Filipino Women’s 
 Organization in Quebec)\nWHAT: Report of Community-based survey on the wor
 k\nconditions of Montreal domestic workers\, Warning! Domestic work\ncan b
 e dangerous to your immigration status\, health\, safety and\nwallet!\nWHE
 N: Nov. 9\, from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.\nWHERE: 6767 Côte-des-Neiges\nProf. H
 anley is available for media interviews before the event.\nShe may be reac
 hed at jill.hanley [at] mcgill.ca\, or\n514-398-4046 or 514-270-0107. Evel
 yn Calugay\, President of PINAY\,\nis also available for comment at 514-36
 4-9833.\n
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LOCATION:CA\, 6767 Côte-des-Neiges\, 6767 Côte-des-Neiges
SUMMARY:91������ researchers deliver report on conditions of domestic workers
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