Published In
Houston Journal of International Law
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2018
Subjects
Unions, Temporary Workers, Foreign Workers, Farm Workers, United States, Canada
Abstract
The use of temporary foreign migrant workers in the labor sector is part of a vibrant political and legal discussion in both the United States and Canada. Current reforms of temporary foreign worker programs in both countries call for an analysis of this workforce. This article focuses on documented temporary foreign workers performing agricultural labor in both countries. It is a comparative study of alleged violations of documented temporary foreign farm workers' rights relating to unionization in the United States and Canada.
Citation Details
Robert Russo, “Collective Struggles: A Comparative Analysis of Unionizing Temporary Foreign Farm Workers in the United States and Canada” (2018) 41:1 Hous J Int'l L 5.