"Stories of Care: A Labour of Law" is an interdisciplinary examination of the interactions between law and work that shape the conditions of paid care work. Based on the experiences of caregivers in the home setting, this relevant work sheds light on doctrinal assumptions about class and gender and questions the contemporary labor law situation. It demonstrates how the crisis of social care in the United Kingdom is linked to the gender-specific inadequacies of labor law and advocates for transformative changes in labor law. The in-depth analysis of caregivers' stories provides valuable insights into the often undervalued work in this sector and calls for a reevaluation of working conditions and pay.