Calls on government to get rid of closed work permits in Canada.
2024/11/23
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Calls on government to get rid of closed work permits in Canada.

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This episode is about the press conference addressing the findings of a Canadian immigration committee report on the temporary foreign worker program. Speakers from the Canadian Labor Congress (CLC), the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW), and the New Democratic Party (NDP) criticize the report for perpetuating the status quo and failing to recommend ending the exploitative closed work permit system. They argue that this system ties workers to specific employers, making them vulnerable to abuse, wage theft, and exploitation. They call for the government to implement open work permits to protect workers' rights and provide pathways to permanent residency, especially for low-wage workers in the agricultural sector. The speakers also highlight the government's failure to effectively address the exploitation of temporary foreign workers and the ongoing need for increased protections and regulations.

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This episode is about the press conference addressing the findings of a Canadian immigration committee report on the temporary foreign worker program. Speakers from the Canadian Labor Congress (CLC), the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW), and the New Democratic Party (NDP) criticize the report for perpetuating the status quo and failing to recommend ending the exploitative closed work permit system. They argue that this system ties workers to specific employers, making them vulnerable to abuse, wage theft, and exploitation. They call for the government to implement open work permits to protect workers' rights and provide pathways to permanent residency, especially for low-wage workers in the agricultural sector. The speakers also highlight the government's failure to effectively address the exploitation of temporary foreign workers and the ongoing need for increased protections and regulations.

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