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There are several million Filipinos ( chiefly women ; 10 million Filipinos work overseas as contract labor ) employed as domestics and low-skilled workers in Hong Kong , Singapore , Japan , Taiwan , Korea and Malaysia . It is the national ( also referred to as domestic or internal ) law of any country other than the United States . In addition , the Act requires juvenile court protective orders to be enforced in the same manner as domestic abuse protective orders , and provides that violation of such an order may be punished as a simple misdemeanor or as an act of contempt . As in our domestic economy , we regard environmental quality and protections for workers as essential parts of economic policy . Like some Reagan advisers , such as domestic policy aide Martin Anderson and Bill Niskanen , chairman of Mr. Reagan 's Council of Economic Advisers , Cato was proudly libertarian , holding that people should be free so long as their actions did not infringe someone else 's rights . The men worked in local agricultural fields and the women worked as domestics in the private Farmington homes in which they lived . According to Save the Children , nearly 325,000 children working as domestic servants are fed poorly , are paid little or nothing , and are not free to seek other employment . They are forced to work as domestics , in prostitution , or other forms of forced labour . ( As in Gross Domestic Product . They have become thriving postal enterprises , forging alliances , making strategic acquisitions and diversifying their commercial activities and products to remain competitive in the international market as well as in their domestic market . The immigrants work in virtually every industry , most notably in agriculture , construction and garment manufacturing , in hospitals , hotels and restaurants , meat processing plants and laundries , as janitors in those and a wide variety of other industries , and as domestics , gardeners and child care workers .