- Date
2014-05-01
- Authors
Doug Saunders
- Abstract
They are allowed into Canada to do jobs most Canadians would refuse at rates of pay most Canadians would never stand for, and then they have to leave. They are separated from their families for years. They aren’t allowed to settle, marry, bring their children over, expect a raise or change jobs. They have to live in rooms provided by their employers, and they cannot realistically quit without being forced out of the country.
- Newspaper title
The Globe and Mail
- File Attachments
- Links
- Economic sectors
Agriculture and horticulture workers, Occupations in services - Domestic work, and General relevance - all sectors
- Content types
Policy analysis, Statistics on work and life conditions, and Numbers of migrant workers
- Target groups
Public awareness
- Geographical focuses
Federal and National relevance
- Languages
English
