migrant workers (seasonal workers)

Tradiksyon yo kapab pa disponib nan lang ou chwazi a.

Klase nan Dwa pou travay, Travayè migran ak tanporè yo • Pa mwayen: Priscilla Garcia-Ocampo •
Two women sit at a table signing documents. The flags of the United States, Dominican Republic and U.S. Department of Labor are behind them.
N ap travay avèk konsila yo pou asire nou imigran ak travayè imigran ki Ozetazini yo jwenn salè yo merite yo, pou yo ka an sekirite e pou yo ka
Kontinye li
Eleven people in business attire pose in front of an EMPLEO program banner with the hotline.
The EMPLEO program has helped us recover more than $15 million in back wages for thousands of workers – and it’s more important than ever.
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Klase nan Labor Rights, International Labor, Migrant and temporary workers • Pa mwayen: Lianna Shannon •
A woman with dark hair pulled back and wearing a black and white jacket listens intently during a panel on global migration.
With 169 million migrant workers across the globe, making up nearly 5% of the workforce worldwide, we need sensible, sustainable, rights-based policies.
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Klase nan Wage and Hour Issues, Español • Pa mwayen: Ruben Rosalez •
Jessica Bolanos, Corrina’s mother visiting the site of the accident.
The agricultural sector remains one of the most dangerous with hundreds of fatalities occurring each year, many related to transportation related incidents. The Wage and Hour Division is working hard
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