The outsourcing of housework is on the rise—and it's creating a shift both inside of the home and out
hampr spoke with industry experts, scholars, and domestic workers' rights organizations to explore the rise and implications of outsourcing housework.
Eliza Siegel
Posted 5/13/24
hampr spoke with industry experts, scholars, and domestic workers' rights organizations to explore the rise and implications of outsourcing housework.
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