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Labour struggles for workplace justice: (Record no. 165858)

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Personal name Choudry, Aziz
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Title Labour struggles for workplace justice:
Remainder of title migrant and immigrant worker organizing in Canada
Statement of responsibility, etc. created by Aziz Choudry and Mark Thomas
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Title The journal of industrial relations
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Summary, etc. This article explores the dynamics of labour organizing among migrant and immigrant workers in Canada, focusing on two case studies: first, recent efforts to organize migrant farmworkers in the Seasonal Agricultural Workers’ Program; and, second, the work of the Immigrant Workers’ Centre in Montreal. The Seasonal Agricultural Workers’ Program, which employs workers from Mexico and Caribbean countries, is often viewed by policymakers and employers as an example of ‘best practices’ in migration policy. Yet workers in the program experience seasonal employment characterized by long hours and low wages, and are exempt from many basic labour standards. The Immigrant Workers’ Centre formed in 2000 to provide a safe place for migrant and racialized immigrant workers to come together around problems in their workplaces. Through these case studies, we examine labour organization efforts including advocacy and grassroots organizing through the Immigrant Workers’ Centre and legal challenges attempting to secure recognition of freedom of association rights for farmworkers. The article explores the ‘limits and possibilities’ of these strategies, and concludes by assessing the implications for labour organizing among the growing numbers of migrant and immigrant workers employed in a wide range of low-wage, low-security occupations due to the recent expansion of Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Migrant and immigrant workers
Form subdivision Labour organizing
General subdivision Working conditions
Geographic subdivision Canada
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Personal name Thomas, Mark
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Uniform Resource Identifier https://doi.org/10.1177/0022185612473215
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 23/09/2013 Vol. 55, no.2 (pages 212-226)   HD8391 JOU 04/06/2024 SP16977 04/06/2024 Journal Article For in house use only