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Why Canada leads in global fight against exploitation of marine workers

  • While many of us returned to stable employment after the holiday break, 80 hard-working Australian seafarers returned to work only to find their employment
Opinion | BY JAMES GIVEN | February 4, 2019
Cabotage mandates that ships operating in Canadian waters must use Canadian or permanent resident workers and can only use foreign workers when Canadians are unavailable. Photograph courtesy of Flickr by International Maritime Organization

Why Canada leads in global fight against exploitation of marine workers

Opinion | BY JAMES GIVEN | February 4, 2019
  • While many of us returned to stable employment after the holiday break, 80 hard-working Australian seafarers returned to work only to find their employment

Why Canada leads in global fight against exploitation of marine workers

Opinion | BY JAMES GIVEN | February 4, 2019
  • While many of us returned to stable employment after the holiday break, 80 hard-working Australian seafarers returned to work only to find their employment
Cabotage mandates that ships operating in Canadian waters must use Canadian or permanent resident workers and can only use foreign workers when Canadians are unavailable. Photograph courtesy of Flickr by International Maritime Organization
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