Global Migrant Worker Wage Theft project - Identifying Promising Examples of State-Based Wage Recovery Processes

Project Member(s): Berg, L.

Funding or Partner Organisation: Solidarity Center
Solidarity Center

Start year: 2021

Summary: $27,240 USD

Publications:

Berg, L & Farbenblum, B 2023, 'Visa Protections to Enable Exploited Migrant Workers to Bring Labour Claims: An Australian Proposal', Global Labour Rights Reporter, vol. 3, no. 1, pp. 9-15.

Farbenblum, B & Berg, L Migrant Justice Institute 2021, Migrant Workers’ Access to Justice for Wage Theft: A Global Study of Promising Initiatives, pp. 1-74, Sydney, Australia.
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Berg, L & Farbenblum, B 2021, 'Ending impunity for Wage Theft against Migrant Workers: Here’s How', Institute for Human Rights and Business Blog, pp. 1-1.

FOR Codes: Labour law , Law Reform, Industrial Relations, Human Rights Law, Labour Law, Domestic human rights law

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