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Around that time, my son was born. I struggled to take care of my family working through a temp agency — the only job I could get before becoming a U.S. citizen. These agencies and the companies who contract them do not care about or take responsibility for their workers. They pay a miserable wage and abuse workers’ desperation. They don’t care at all if workers get hurt or aren’t doing their job adequately. In the workplace, temp workers are kept separated from regular employees. They don’t have the same rights, have lower wages, and can’t join unions.
Sonia Ordoñez

Source: mothertalkers.com

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    • #immigrant rights
    • #migrant workers
    • #worker rights
  • 9 months ago
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Break the Chain Campaign (BTCC) seeks to prevent and address the effects of the exploitation and abuse of migrant working women through survivor driven advocacy, outreach, and technical support.

BTCC is also a proud member of Caring Across Generations, a national grassroots campaign that seeks to bring dignity and value to the contributions of our nation’s aging population and the workforce who cares for them.

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