The only legal clinic in Canada with a focus on migrant farmworker law and organizing!
About Us
The Migrant Farmworker Legal Clinic (MFLC) was established in 2019 by Justicia/Justice for Migrant Workers, a migrant justice collective, in collaboration with the University of Windsor Faculty of Law. Our clinic uses a “law and organizing” mandate, meaning we support migrant workers who are organizers or who engage in workplace organizing. We do this through outreach, legal advice and representation, public legal education and workshops, organizational alliances, and systemic advocacy. Read more..
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Currently, Canadian temporary work permit holders do not have a direct path to permanent residency. However, this study found that, within 3 years of obtaining PR status, workers transitioned into roles with 5.7% higher pay, a difference that increased over time. Temporary foreign workers are tied to a single employer, allowing employers to keep wages…
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