Labor/Employment
Oct. 31, 2005
Immigration Status Is Unfair Ammo for Employers
Forum Column - By Ruth Silver Taube Undocumented workers, whom employers are willing to hire for undesirable and often hazardous jobs at low wages, are relegated to the shadows of workplace protections because the workers fear employer retaliation and deportation if they report violations. Some of these workers endure unimaginably cruel conditions but do not protest because of their vulnerability and fear of retaliation and deportation.
Forum Column
By Ruth Silver Taube
Undocumented workers, whom employers are willing to hire for undesirable and often hazardous jobs at low wages, are relegated to the shadows of workplace ...
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