The Kasambahay Law, apparently now in force, has to be explained to the public concerned since virtually more than half of the population have domestic helpers in their employ. And not all of these employers are on the upper end of society but include the bulk of the middle class and even some lower class members of our society. Specifically, those who work outside their homes, those who need help in running their families because of illness, children, absence for long periods or day-to-day living with need of domestic service.
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