What’s outrageous ?
Stolen Wages !
(Bosses are always keen to “reduce the cost of labour”)
#Capitalism #exploitation #migrantworkers #Minimumwage #Stolenwages #WorkingPoor
What’s outrageous ?
Stolen Wages !
(Bosses are always keen to “reduce the cost of labour”)
#Capitalism #exploitation #migrantworkers #Minimumwage #Stolenwages #WorkingPoor
Slavery is the preferred option for too many businesses in Australia. I have personally seen it in the WWOOF scheme.
"Canada wants cheaper groceries, stronger food production and resilient supply chains.
THIS IS ONLY POSSIBLE WITH THE LABOUR OF NEARLY 100,000 MIGRANT WORKERS WHO PLANT, HARVEST, AND PROCESS THAT FOOD.
For sixty years, migrants have kept rural, urban, and coastal economies running, paying taxes while being denied the social services, rights, dignity, and permanent status they deserve."
Sadly the Canadian Gov't did not keep its promise to reform the system of indentured, exploitive labour from migrant workers by granting STATUS FOR ALL.
From the Migrant Rights Network
"Sixty years ago - on March 31, 1966 - the federal government created a new immigration stream. It would eventually be called the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program, or SAWP.
With it, Canada legalized a new form of indentureship: the employer-restricted work permit.
Workers could come. But only allowed to work for one employer. Only for one season at a time.
SAWP started with workers from Jamaica. It grew to include other Caribbean countries, then Mexico. And in 1973, Canada took that same logic and expanded it to other sectors including care - creating the Non-Immigration Employment Authorization Program, which became the Temporary Foreign Worker Program that exists to this day.
But from the very beginning, workers fought back.
There have been wildcat strikes in Leamington, Ontario. Migrant farmworkers have raised their voices in Jamaica and Mexico after being deported. Injured workers have refused to be silenced."
SAWP was just the beginning.
Canada learned from it. It figured out how to keep workers restricted and rights-less - without tying them to a single employer. Today we have a sprawling system of so-called 'open' work permits, study permits, and humanitarian permits. All designed to separate migrants from their families. All making it harder to assert rights. All feeding a revolving door - where workers are extracted from, then expelled.
Now, migrants are being scapegoated for the affordability crisis. Blamed for high housing costs. Blamed for scarce jobs.
Status for All isn't just a migrant issue. It's the foundation of a just and resilient food system."
3,800 workers and Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 7 union members at JBS beef processing plant in #Greeley, Colorado, walked off the job on an unfair labor practice strike on March 16. This is the first strike ever at the Greeley plant—one of the largest in the country—and it’s the biggest meatpacking strike in the US since the 1985-86 strike at the Hormel plant in Austin, Minnesota.
https://therealnews.com/immigrant-workers-launch-largest-us-meatpacking-strike-in-40-years
#Labourmovement #migrantworkers #meatpackers #Organize #Strikes
The not so “big Reveal”
#Banksy is time-traveller Louise Michel ?
MV #LouiseMichel is a former French Navy boat customized to perform search and rescue. Measuring 30 meters in length and capable of up to 28 knots, she was bought with proceeds from the sale of Banksy artwork - who then decorated her with a fire extinguisher.

129 likes, 5 comments - voteinorout on March 17, 2026: "#TrumpAdministration turns to migrant farm workers to address labor shortages, despite earlier deportations. Changes to the H-2A visa program lower wages, sparking a lawsuit from Farm Workers of America. #MigrantWorkers #FarmLabor #H2AVisa The #TrumpAdministration is now making it cheaper for farmers to hire immigrant workers on temporary visas by adjusting the H-2A visa program. This includes lowering wages by $1 to $7 per hour and allowing housing as part of compensation. Farm Workers of America filed a lawsuit, arguing this harms American workers by reducing wages or displacing them. This shift comes after initial mass deportations of these workers, highlighting a significant policy reversal. — To address labor shortages Trump turns to migrant farm workers. Follow @aaronparnas for more. Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy.—Thomas Jefferson".
Love Arbeids Migranten
Hate Uitbuiting
Strike Strike Strike
#anticommercieleactiebeweging #migrantworkers #justice4pawel #migrantlivesmatter #undocumentlivesmatter #acab
who could have predicted?🤔 🇺🇸
New York Times:
To Address Farm Labor Shortage, Trump Administration Turns to Migrant Workers
– As the president’s immigration policies squeeze an already tight supply of farm labor, the Trump administration is making it cheaper to hire foreign farmworkers.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/15/us/politics/farm-labor-trump-migrant-workers-h2a.html
May 1, 2026 “No Work, No School, No Shopping” in Twin Cities, and anywhere else organized. The goals: organizing strike committees in at least twenty-five Twin Cities workplaces, a strike-ready #MayDay contingent at the #NoKings rally on March 28, 2026
https://jacobin.com/2026/03/minneapolis-ice-unions-strike-immigrants
#GeneralStrike #ICEout #LabourMovement #MassStrike #MigrantWorkers #Minneapolis #MutualAid #Organize #solidarity #unions