Unionizing Domestic Workers: Case Study of the Intuc-Karnataka: Domestic Workers Congress

This book delves into the pivotal role of unionizing domestic workers, focusing on a case study in Karnataka led by the Intuc-Karnataka Domestic Workers Congress. It explores the complexities and challenges faced by these workers who often operate in informal employment settings, highlighting the need for organized labor movements to advocate for their rights.

Through meticulous research, the authors shed light on the struggles and triumphs of domestic workers, providing insights into their working conditions, social recognition, and the impact of collective bargaining. The narrative illustrates how grassroots efforts can create substantial change in labor practices.

Eluri Suneetha and Alok Singh offer a comprehensive analysis that not only documents the historical context of labor unions but also emphasizes the transformative power of solidarity among workers. This stimulating read serves as an important resource for understanding labor dynamics in a contemporary socioeconomic landscape.