Domestic workers constitute a large segment of the world working population in informal jobs and are one of the most vulnerable categories of workers. They are employed by private households and are often employed without specific terms of employment and are not registered in any publication and are therefore not covered by the labour laws. At present, there are around 67 million domestic employees worldwide and that does not include children domestic workers. This increase is steadily increasing in both developing and developed nations. While a large proportion of men are employed in the field typically as drivers, gardeners, or butlers, it is very feminized with 80 percent of domestic workers are females.