An Act designating Domestic Workers' Rights Day
This bill designates June 16 as Domestic Workers' Rights Day in Massachusetts. It requires the governor to annually issue a proclamation encouraging public observance of the day to honor domestic workers in private homes and recognize the state's 2016 Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights. The bill is ceremonial and does not create new legal rights or obligations. It directly affects the governor (who must issue the proclamation) and the public (who are encouraged to observe the day).
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