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cjgl-8623	Lowell, Callen	Working 9 to Non-Stop: The Fair Housing Act's Sexual Harassment Protections for Domestic, Agricultural, and Other Live-In Workers	2021	37	.pdf	application/pdf	14746	508	45	The study found that an overwhelming number of the live-in workers who were verbally harassed were sexually harassed and abused as well.30 Domestic workers, especially live-in workers, are also isolated and often afraid to complain about these working conditions.31 Ninety-one percent of workers reported that they did not complain for fear of losing their jobs, and forty-two percent stated they did not complain due to fear of employer violence.32 Litigators have long recognized that these structural and legal barriers to reporting and filing claims in cases of domestic worker sexual harassment have limited the number of domestic worker sexual harassment legal cases, despite widespread harassment in the field.33 2. This Part specifically outlines how courts have addressed the key questions that come up in live-in worker housing litigation, including whether workers are considered “renters,” what constitutes a dwelling, and how units are counted in worker housing.	cache/cjgl-8623.pdf	txt/cjgl-8623.txt