Canadian immigration minister says temporary worker program needs reform
- Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program is not fatally flawed but is “in need of reform,” said Immigration Minister Marc Miller following a U.N. Report labeling it a breeding ground for modern slavery.
- The program brings non-Canadians to Canada for temporary work and has faced criticism for suppressing wages and leaving workers vulnerable.
- The United Nations Special Rapporteur reported that Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program enables contemporary forms of slavery.
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