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On the menu : United States : Alia – the app for independent employers who want to provide domestic cleaning staff with social protection benefits and Google workers putting pressure on tech-companies to end ‘forced arbitration’ for harassment at work cases, more flexible working hours for females.
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United States/ Alia – the app for independent employers who want to provide domestic cleaning staff with social protection benefits. The National Domestic Workers Alliance, which organizes and advocates for domestic workers has recently launched a portable benefits tool called Alia that can enable domestic cleaning staff to access social protection benefits. Employers can voluntarily contribute at least $5 per month. Workers can redeem paid time off, at $120 per day. Alia also enables employ

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