We exist to support Homeworkers in their struggle for Rights, Recognition and Respect.

Workers’ rights shouldn’t be complicated.  All workers should be treated equally, paid properly and be able to work in safe conditions.  It’s not rocket science.

In reality, women homeworkers have some of the worst pay and exploitative working conditions within the global workforce. 

Working with local organisations, wider networks and trade unions around the world, our aim is to strengthen the voice of homeworkers and build alliances - particularly with other precarious women workers - to build solidarity and support their organisations.

We want recognition for all workers.
Including Homeworkers.
No exceptions.

Homeworkers are an important part of the world’s workforce, making a key contribution to global supply chains.

Homeworking is much more prevalent than most companies think and it enables many women to earn a living alongside their domestic work.

However we live in a world where suppliers deny their existence, brands ban their use, auditors overlook them and governments don’t recognise them as real workers.

Out of sight. Out of mind.

But they do work. They do exist. They do have rights.

We need to break this never-ending cycle of denial and concealment.

How We Do It:

• we support grass roots organising of homeworkers and other precarious women workers, so they can play a central role in bringing about change

• we engage with brands and suppliers to work together to improve conditions within particular supply chains

• we carry out research and policy work, to understand the challenges homeworkers face in particular sectors or regions, and identify possible solutions

• we campaign and do advocacy work, to hold governments and powerful corporates to account and scale up change.

We will never stop advocating for homeworkers rights.  

It’s why we exist.