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18 eye damage workers in the 'molding" section of semi-conductor factories experience health damage due to hot radiation ("radiasi panas") and steam from the hto spray paint ("zat cair panas") danger of genetic damage to children born from women who work under such conditions in electronic and metal industries [[new page]] 19 INSERT - notes from misc. readings on PRT [[circled]] 1 [[circled]] [[underlined]] National Urban League proposal [[underlined]], 1982 in U.S. are 1.1 million household workers, of which 98% are women most are black and Hispanic, with median annual cash incomes of just over $3000; workers whose employers comply with minimum wage laws ($3.35 hourly in 1981) still find that job security, collective bargaining rights, health insurance benefits and retirement pensions not accessible isolated almost invisible nature of the work has always been a problem, making it exceedingly difficult to explore the laws and generate public awareness in 1964 N.V.L. formed a National Committee on Household Employment, changed in 1977 to the Household Employment Project types of programs include: 1. affiliate organizing, communication and support 2. project on the history of household employment and household workers organizing 3. project on laws and legislation,