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Migrant labour layoffs attributed to tariffs followed by new hiring raise questions about seafood sector

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Temporary foreign workers are being dismissed from jobs in New Brunswick’s seafood industry after working for just a few weeks, with their employer blaming the layoffs on tariffs, but then hiring new workers almost immediately afterwards. That’s according to an advocate who provides migrant workers with legal support as they navigate the Canadian immigration system […]
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