In my perspective view, domestic work and sex work are quietly different position as womens career prior to studying sex work, and sexuality in women studies. Domestic work is person who works on cleaning house, cooking food, washing clothes as general term. Otherwise, sex work refers to a person working in a sex industry where sexual services to various clients are offered. Although domestic work and sex work seems to have externally different occupation, these works have some elements in common. In this paper, I will explore their commonality about informal sector, common misperceptions of their background, vulnerable to abuse employers due to weak labor laws, and rethinking of sex work and sex trafficking.
	First of all, commercial sex and paid domestic work in private households have many in common. Both works are considered to be informal sector that are largely unregulated spheres of economic activity relying on a predominantly female workforce. While I studied about female labor, I learned that domestic worker involves informal sector as reproductive labor, including childcare, cooking, and cleaning. Sex work also involves reproductive labor that reproduces sexual value for male labor. In evidence, according to Kotiswaran assert that while sex work was a specific process that sexually reproduced male labor power, housework was general labor process of the reproduction of labor power (Kotiswaran 60). However, both work unfortunately do not create any valuable surpluses connected to the economic market or activity in common in my though. Moreover, since they are in informal sector, their working environment is very poor condition; they cannot received any insurance for their health. I guess sex worker are revealed most dangerous to epidemic of HIDS.
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Third of all, paid domestic worker and sex work are vulnerable to abuse because they do not receive labor laws. According to Salazar Parrenas assert that domestic work are not protected by labor laws, they are left vulnerable to the exploitation of employers,.. substandard living condition in his essay (Parrenas). For instance, in the film of Taken one, it shows that two women are forced to prostitute from Russian gang, to take drug all the time, and to sex without any wage. I guess women in these professions have no power to oppose their employers. They are usually poor that cannot quit their job due to their livelihood including childcare, and daily need. For this reason, they are afraid of fighting against employers. Thus, employers abuse them like servants for gaining more profit. However, government should legislate labor law for their human rights and their secure in order to protect these professions from abusing. 
In conclusion, domestic work and sex work share many elements in common, but both workers suffer from their poor condition as informal sector. They are vulnerable to abuse from employers because they do not have any power to oppose. For their safety life and their human rights, government should amend the labor law to protect them. Also, we have to change our stereotype to them.  

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