Canadian Provincial Immigration Sees Turbulent Shifts in 2025
17th, Jan 2024
Their contracts are tied to a single employer, limiting their flexibility. A proposed $500-million class action lawsuit is being prepared to challenge these rules.
The case represents workers in the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program and the Temporary Foreign Workers Program-Agricultural Stream over the past 15 years.
The allegations are yet to be proven in court. A 2022 report states that Canada's reliance on these workers has grown, with their numbers increasing by 600% since 2000.
Advocates for migrant workers believe the lawsuit is crucial for securing more rights for them.
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