A dirty business: The exclusion of Alberta farm workers from injury compensation
- Fecha
 2015
- Autores
 Bob Barnetson
- Resumen
 The report concludes by identifying four strategies available to advocates seeking basic workers’ compensation benefits for farm workers. Farm workers may be able to generate increased employer interest in the liability protection provided by workers’ compensation by suing employers for workrelated
injuries. Farm worker advocates may also exert political pressure on the government by highlighting how Canadian farm workers have worse access to workers’ compensation coverage than do international migrant workers. It is also possible to challenge the constitutionality of the farm worker exclusion. Finally, farm worker advocates may be able to exert labour market pressure on employers by publicizing working conditions on individual farms via social media.- Number of pages
 28
- Institución responsable
 Parkland Institute
- Lugar de publicación
 Alberta
- Notas
 Voir surtout les pp. 5, 8, 10, 19 et 20, de même que les commentaires juridiques retrouvés aux notes 75 et 78, notamment.
- Archivos adjuntos
 - Los sectores económicos
 Natural resources, agriculture and related production occupations - general
- Tipos de contenido
 Análisis de políticas, La política actual, y Número de trabajadores migrantes
- Los grupos destinatarios
 Legisladores y Los investigadores
- Relevancia geográfica
 Canada, Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec, Colombia Británica, Otras provincias, Federal, Nueva Escocia, y National relevance
- Idiomas
 Inglés
