Exempts certain workers and organizations from Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights.
This bill amends the Domestic Worker’s Bill of Rights (DWBR) to clarify that certain individuals and organizations who are licensed or certified under existing regulatory schemes are not intended to be treated as domestic workers under the DWBR. Specifically, it exempts family members, home care service agencies, hospice care programs, and individuals performing specific services like house sitting or pet sitting. The bill also excludes certain workers who are licensed or certified under state law and have satisfied background check and credentialing requirements.
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