In its annual review, @DalhousieU highlights the MoU signed with @StThomasU and @consulmexmtl last fall, an important milestone in advancing consular strategies for the protection of the Mexican diaspora in circular migration. Grateful for the collaboration with Dr. @Raluca_Bejan 🇲🇽🇨🇦 #SAWP50 @vcalva
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Dalhousie, St. Thomas and the Government of Mexico are teaming up to focus on working conditions for seasonal workers in Atlantic Canada.
Dr. Raluca Bejan (@Raluca_Bejan) leads this impactful project, recently ratified by a new MoU with Consul General Victor Treviñ.
Durante la firma del MdE entre @DalhousieU@StThomasUniv y @consulmexmtl para los derechos de los trabajadores migrantes en las provincias atlánticas 🇨🇦, el CG @VMTrevino mencionó el mandato Presidenta 🇲🇽 @Claudiashein, sobre prioridad de un trato digno a los migrantes.
Concretamos alianza estratégica entre @consulmexmtl, @DalhousieU y @StThomasU. Este MdE mejorará la situación de los trabajadores estacionales con políticas públicas basadas en investigación académica. ¡Ha sido un placer colaborar con la Dra. @Raluca_Bejan para convertir este instrumento en una realidad! 🇲🇽🇨🇦 #PTAT50Aniversario #ProtecciónPreventiva
Excited to see the concretization of this MOU focused on enhancing the rights of Mexican seasonal workers in the Atlantic Provinces through evidence-based policies. It has been a pleasure working with Dr. @Raluca_Bejan to make this partnership between @consulmexmtl with @DalhousieU and @StThomasU a reality!!! #SAWP50Anniversary 🇲🇽🇨🇦@vcalva
🚀 Today marks a groundbreaking milestone with the signature of the #MOU between @DalhousieU, @StThomasU, and the Consulate of 🇲🇽 This unique collaboration fuses academia and government to enhance conditions for #MigrantWorkers, driven by research-based policy recommendations 🌱
“A Total Black Hole”: How COVID-19 Increased Bureaucratic Violence Against Refugees in Greece | Refuge: Canada's Journal on Refugees https://t.co/uKkWJiRiUk
@Raluca_Bejan and @TracyAGlynn show how the Greek state weaponized COVID-19 to further exclude refugees from society, deny asylum procedures, and reduce service provision for those awaiting the outcome of their asylum claims. Read the article here: https://t.co/5bDciON5wb
https://t.co/IRVEV0dg4d Many thanks to @CBCMaritimeNoon for the great discussion on the “Falling Short: Troubles with the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program in Nova Scotia” report. @CCPANS
"Because the Nova Scotia Labour Code classifies farm workers differently, the code says that employers can pay farm workers by weight, by piece, by produce. So what ended up happening, people would make less than the minimum wage." @Raluca_Bejan#NsPoli
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“I think it’s important even for us here to understand that even if we consume local, this local oftentimes is actually very dependent on an internal international extraction of labour.” @Raluca_Bejan#NsPoli
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Falling Short: Troubles with the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program in Nova Scotia found migrant workers encounter lack of regulatory implementation with govt failing to enforce existing rules to create a safe and dignified work environment. #NsPoli
https://t.co/3VYujkOD4K
New report by @Raluca_Bejan, @TracyAGlynn, @Kristi_Allain & Paola Soto Flores outlines five key findings with the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program in NS:
5. Snowball Effects of COVID-19 Include Expensive Testing, Quarantines, & Discrimination. #NsPoli
https://t.co/3VYujkOD4K
New report by @Raluca_Bejan, @TracyAGlynn, @Kristi_Allain & Paola Soto Flores outlines five key findings with the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program in Nova Scotia:
4. A Clean Bill of Health is on the Boss. #NsPoli
https://t.co/3VYujkOD4K
New report by @Raluca_Bejan, @TracyAGlynn, @Kristi_Allain & Paola Soto Flores outlines five key findings with the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program in Nova Scotia:
3. Occupational Conditions in Nova Scotia Leave Much to be Desired. #NsPoli
https://t.co/3VYujkOD4K
New report by @Raluca_Bejan, @TracyAGlynn, @Kristi_Allain & Paola Soto Flores outlines five key findings with the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program in Nova Scotia:
2. Inadequate, Unsuitable, and Overcrowded Housing Violates Regulations. #NsPoli
https://t.co/3VYujkOD4K