South King County is the region containing the cities: Auburn, Burien, Covington, Des Moines, Enumclaw, Federal Way, Kent, Maple Valley, Normandy Park, Renton, Tukwila, and SeaTac. Here is a map.

*Employers living in these cities who are looking for house cleaning services, please contact our South King County office at 253 886 3351 or submit a work order form online here.

It’s easy. Call the Workers’ Center at (253) 886-3351 and place an order. Call from 8:00am-4:00pm Monday-Friday to reach live dispatch. If you reach a recording during that time, we are busy on the other line. Leave a message, and we will get back to you shortly. If you call outside these hours, leave a message, and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours!

Casa Latina’s mission is to empower Latino immigrants through educational and economic opportunities. By hiring a worker from our Day Workers’ Center you provide a worker with a way to support him or herself and his or her family. We are a no-commission center, which means that our workers keep 100% of the pay. Additionally, the democratically agreed upon guidelines for participating in the center prohibit drug and alcohol use and encourage workers to complete specialty trainings and English classes. These guidelines help to make your experience as an employer more enjoyable.

The workers have collectively developed a salary scale. The hourly wage starts at $30 per hour and may be higher, depending on the difficulty of the job and the skills required. Tips are always welcome. For more information, please view our pay scale table above. The staff at the Day Workers’ Center can help you identify the minimum wage for different jobs.

The workers keep 100% of their pay. Casa Latina does not take a commission or receive any money from its workers. Transportation fees are paid to Casa Latina and help offset the cost of the logistical support. Casa Latina is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and the cost of running the Day Workers’ Center is covered by donations. By hiring a worker the salary you provide will truly help that worker. And by making a donation to Casa Latina, you can help hundreds more access the employment and education opportunities we provide. Please click here if you would like to make a donation.

The workers are not contractors. You will need to provide all tools, materials, and safety equipment for the workers you employ. Click here for more information for homeowners and business owners. Additional information for employers of domestic help is available here.

You are responsible for providing a safe work environment, proper tools, and safety equipment for your workers. You can find more information about your responsibilities below this page.

You are responsible for providing a safe work environment, proper tools, and safety equipment for your workers. You can find more information about your responsibilities here.

To pick up workers at Casa Latina, there is a small fee;

Pick up:$5 Flat rate

Worker drop off:

A van service coming Soon…

 In the meantime, workers can also arrive at your home or worksite via public transportation or their own vehicle. Workers arriving by public transportation will have a more flexible arrival time. **This fee supports logistical assistance for the workers.

This rate applies:

$10 Flat Rate

Note: this service allows for workers to arrive to a Park and Ride or Transit Center near your home or worksite. You are responsible for providing the workers with transportation from the Park and Ride or Transit center to your home or worksite.

House cleaning; basic and deep cleaning, move in-move out; laundry/folding/ironing; party and event helper.

Our workers primarily come from a variety of Spanish-speaking countries. They are men and women of all ages and trades. Some are newly arrived; others have been in Seattle for longer. All are seeking day work to support themselves and their families.

The workers are here because they need work. Out of respect for themselves and others, they prefer to be contracted from an organized center instead of waiting in the streets. Many believe that by working as a group, they have a better chance of being hired and being treated with respect.

Casa Latina does not employ the workers whom we refer; when you make the decision to hire them, you are their employer and they are your employees. Thus, while we do our best to only refer workers who are skilled and dependable, we cannot and do not guarantee that worker performance will always meet your expectations. Casa Latina is not responsible for any such failure in worker performance or for any damage or injuries that could conceivably occur during the performance of the work you have hired these workers to perform. We do welcome your feedback on the experience you have in hiring workers from Casa Latina. You can contact us here.

1) Write a positive review on Yelp.
2) You can evaluate your worker(s) by contacting us on the phone at (253) 886 3351 or by email InfoSKC@casa-latina.org. We welcome constructive criticism and positive feedback.
3) Make a donation. Casa Latina is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, and the workers keep 100% of their pay. The cost of running the Day Workers’ Center is covered by donations. By hiring a worker you truly help that worker, and by making a donation, you help hundreds more. Please click here if you would like to make a donation.
4) Volunteer. The Day Workers’ Center is staffed with volunteers. More information about volunteering is available here.

Call the Workers’ Center at (253) 886-3351 between 8:00am and 4:00 pm Monday-Friday. If you reach a recording, please leave a message, and we will get back to you shortly. We can also be reached by email at infoSKC@casa-latina.org. We welcome your questions.