New issue of @futures_of_work focused on Labour's policies on work & employment. Feat:. 🌹@GGouzoulis @vvab9 @ChrisPesterfie1's editorial.🌹@Annie_Irvine on mental health.🌹@eleanox on @LivingWageUK.🌹@Martin_R_Quinn on place.🌹@Dr_KatyJones on welfare.🌹@fhpitts on the new deal

RT @BrisUniPress: #Canada is a country built from #Immigration and by #Immigrants. In less than 500 years, Canada has placed itself as one….

RT @fhpitts: Outgoing @BUIRAonline president, Pete Turnbull, closes our 2025 conference ‘Putting Industrial Relations in its Place: The Geo….

RT @fhpitts: Looking forward to welcoming @BUIRAonline’s annual conference to @UniExeCornwall’s Penryn Campus today. The theme is ‘Putting….

RT @FairWorkScot: 📊Try our New Fair Work Data Tool . 💻📈It gives policy makers, employers, researchers, journalists and the general public e….

A just and sustainable #Labour (im)migration policy must eliminate employer-tied permits and replace them with rights-based, government-led systems that ensure freedom, permanent status access, and protection for all #MigrantWorkers.

RT @fhpitts: Putting Industrial Policy in its Place: .Securonomics and Reindustrialisation Between Defence, Digital and Decarbonisation. Ne….

RT @fhpitts: My colleague @huw_dt talks about our current Journal of Industrial Relations call for papers on “Workplace Geopolitics: Indust….

In recent years, institutional measures at both the federal and provincial government levels have been geared towards a clear direction in favour of temporary #Migration in #Canada.

RT @fhpitts: The call for papers for the "Workplace Geopolitics: Industrial Relations & International Relations" special issue can be found….

RT @fhpitts: Video of last week's "Workplace Geopolitics" webinar with CRIMT @UMontreal and @BUIRAonline. Hear @DaliaGesualdiF @jeffreyhil….

#Canada is a country built from #Immigration and by #Immigrants. In less than 500 years, Canada has placed itself as one of the best countries to live in and remains a leader in terms of immigration destinations.

🔶Have you read April's issue of Futures of Work?. Issue 31 explores how #Canada’s #Migration system creates vulnerabilities for workers and exposes #Migrants to risks of #ModernSlavery by tying their legal status to employer-specific permits.

#Canada’s shift toward #TemporaryMigration prioritises economic needs over rights, prompting #Unions to push for fairer, more #InclusivePolicies. 📙Read on Futures of Work:

In #Canada, there is a significant public backlash against companies that hire temporary foreign workers #TFWs, partly because the mistreatment of TFWs across the country is well documented, and partly because of persistent #AntiImmigrant sentiment.

RT @BrisUniPress: "Temporary #Migration, as the #UN Special Rapporteur reminds us, goes beyond being a work- and employment-related matter:….

RT @BrisUniPress: 🔶The new issue of Futures of Work is now live!. Issue 31 explores how #Canada’s #Migration system creates vulnerabilitie….

RT @fhpitts: Workplace Geopolitics: Industrial Relations & International Relations. A webinar hosted by CRIMT @UMontreal in association wit….

#Canada's immigration system, particularly for high-wage #ForeignWorkers, plays a crucial role in addressing labour shortages, driving innovation, and contributing to economic growth while fostering #Diversity and ensuring #WorkerProtections.

#Canada’s closed #WorkPermits make #MigrantWorkers vulnerable. #Quebec employers rely on them, but real reform is needed beyond permit changes. 📙Read on Futures of Work:

In recent decades, #Canada has promoted temporary migrant #Labour to address workforce shortages—but faced criticism last year from a #UNSpecialRapporteur for unfavourable findings.