Domestic Workers And Gender Discrimination In The United States

Domestic Workers are mistreated in their working environment and should have equality no matter their race, gender they identify as, or skin color. 11 Million immigrants live in our country as of today. Half of workers ages 18 to 64 without a high school diploma are immigrants. 58 Million from ages 16 to 65 are native born americans and are not working. Immigrants raise the over standard of living of American workers by boosting wages and lowering prices. When the supply of workers goes up, the price that firms have to pay to hire workers goes down. Wages over the past suggest that a 10 percent increase in the number of workers with a set of skills probably lowers the wage of that group by at least 3 percent. They can get insulted due to language barrier, race, gender, or skin color. Feeling of intimidation against them making them feel communication. Different cultures makes another feel socially or physically isolated excluding them from conversations, decisions, and work related events. Constant criticism in ones work only cause someone of the same race doesn't do it so it’s not perfect in someone else's opinion.
It just puts someone down. Mistreating them can cause them to be suicidal. Bullying happens more in the work environment where it’s very diverse. Nowadays we grow up believing what our family tells us. We are born into a certain type of community that is already set up for us. Domestic Workers get mistreated in their working environment and should have equality no matter their race, gender they identify as, or skin color. Only cause someone else is different doesn’t mean they are a bad