Community & Neighborhood

Presentation: Hiring and Employing a Caregiver in San Francisco

A partnership with the Community Living Campaign
Thursday, 9/5/2024
12:30 - 1:30
West Portal Children's Area
West Portal

190 Lenox Way
San Francisco, CA 94127
United States

415-355-2886

In this one-hour workshop, we explore what it means to employ a caregiver or other domestic worker and how to build a mutually respectful working relationship with them. We’ll also cover a recent update to San Francisco’s paid sick leave requirements for domestic workers and gather the audience’s feedback on the city’s plan to facilitate domestic worker paid sick leave access.

The program is provided by a partnership with the Community Living Campaign and West Portal Branch Library. Presentation provided by Senior and Disability Action with support from Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network.

Connect: 

Community Living Campaign - Website | Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network - Website | Senior and Disability Action - Website 

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