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manifestations of ongoing changes to the temporary Foreign Worker program across canada. More specifically, it focuses on the impact that the outsourcing of labour mobility has on sending countries, receiving communities, and migrants.

GeRaldina polanco, assistant professor, california state university, northridge
Jill bucKlaschuK, postdoctoral Fellow, university of Guelph

evelY n e ncalada, Grassroots activist/phd candidate, Justicia for Migrant Workers, oise, university of toronto
From Rural Ontario to Rural Guatemala: The Impacts of the “4In4out” Rule on Migrant Farmworkers and Their Communities

e thel t unG ohan, postdoctoral Fellow, university of alberta
Good Enough to Work But Not Good Enough to Stay?: Assessing Temporary Foreign Workers’ Experiences in Alberta

dR. b u Kola s ala M i, dR. s a R a d o R o W, dR. p hilo M ena oKe K e-i heJ i R i K a, dR. e thel t unG ohan and e lise h e R vieux
Interrogating the Impact of Recent Changes to Canadian Temporary Foreign Workers Program Policy on Temporary Foreign Workers in Alberta

GeR aldina p olanco, assistant professor , california state university, northridge
Global Labour Sending States and the Transnational Production of Labour Precarity

J ill b ucK l aschuK, postdoctoral Fellow, university of Guelph
le”: The Changing Role of English Language Requirements in Temporary
Migrants’ Path to Inclusion and Permanent Settlement in Manitoba