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  The 3rd level State Level Convention at Tamil Nadu
     21-22nd March 2007.

The bi-annual Domestic Workers’ Convention was held on 20th and 21st March, 2007 in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. The two-day workshop was a forum to bring together domestic workers and the leaders and persuade the government to pass the Minimum Wage Act for Domestic Workers in the State. Ms. Then Mozhi, Mayor of Madurai and Ms. Shankari, Assistant Commissioner of Welfare Board were the chief guests for the programme. At the convention, street plays about Minimum Wages, and district-wise achievements of Domestic Workers were highlighted, which included having the domestic workers included with the Manual Act and the formation of the Welfare Board. The workshop gave information to Domestic Workers about the Act and its provisions.
 

  The 3rd State Level Leaders Meet at Trivandrum, Kerala

The third meeting of the State Level Leaders was held at AICUF Center, Trivandrun, Kerala, on 22nd and 23rd Spetember 2007. The Meet brought together leaders of Domestic Workers in a forum to motivate and strengthen their groups and to work for their rights and justice. The programme also addressed the provision of social security schemes for Domestic Workers who are members of the Kerala Artisan and Skilled Workers Welfare Fund. Mrs. Rohini Kumari, District Executive Officer of the Kerala Artisan and Skilled Workers’ Welfare Fund was the chief guest for the programme. Mrs. Kumari explained the requirements, benefits of the Welfare Fund and encouraged domestic workers leaders and their groups to become members. Domestic Workers leaders were trained on how to approach and put forward their issues and demands to government authorities. At the convention, domestic workers resolved to increase the strength of the Movement and stand together in solidarity and especially fight against trafficking and provide for safe migration.

 

 
 

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