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The IDWF membership is made up of eligible affiliates: local or national organisations of domestic workers. Affiliates are approved for membership according to an established criteria as outlined in the IDWF Constitution. Affiliates have voting status and form the basis for the organisation.

Caribbean

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Caribbean

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Antigua Trades and Labour Union (ATLU)ATLUAntigua and BarbudaCaribbean
Jamaica Household Workers’ Union (JHWU)JHWUJamaicaCaribbean
National Union of Domestic Employees (NUDE)NUDETrinidad and TobagoCaribbean
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