Bill to ban recruitment fees for migrant workers, who often pay thousands for temporary jobs
Migrant workers often pay thousands of dollars in recruitment fees to secure a temporary job in New Brunswick, a process ...
Migrant workers often pay thousands of dollars in recruitment fees to secure a temporary job in New Brunswick, a process ...
Temporary foreign workers are being dismissed from jobs in New Brunswick's seafood industry after working for just a few weeks, ...
Mexican migrant workers and their advocates in New Brunswick have marked their third Day of the Dead in the province ...
Migrant justice advocates have released details about working conditions at Bolero Shellfish, the seafood processing company on the Acadian Peninsula ...
The 2025 Social Forum in Wolastokuk brought together social justice activists over the weekend in Fredericton. The NB Media Co-op ...
Migrant workers in New Brunswick are arriving for a new season of work in seafood processing. Two years ago, researchers ...
A lawsuit launched by two Mexican workers against a New Brunswick seafood processing company signals deeper systemic problems in the ...
On Monday, August 26, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced further changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. High unemployment, low ...
New Brunswick’s seafood industry, worth $1.8 billion in exports last year, relies increasingly on the labour of temporary foreign workers. ...
On December 16, migrant workers and organizers from Migrant Workers Alliance for Change (MWAC) visited the Shediac office of Liberal ...
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