Détails de l’événement

Impression et sauvegarde

Calgary

Temporary Legal Status' Impact on Migrant Workers' Rights to Liberty/Security, Access Justice, Family Unity, and Equal Social Integration (Metropolis 2018)

Date et heure

2018.03.22, 09:00

Détails

Organizer: Eugénie Depatie-Pelletier, Asso for the Rights of Household Workers/Asso pour la défense des droits du personnel domestique

Abstract: This workshop will cover overlooked but key policy questions: Does temporary/employer-tied legal status impacts on (im)migrant workers' family life, right to family unity/fundamental right to psychological integrity? On their fundamental right to equality (with regards to social integration programs)? On their fundamental right to liberty and access to justice?
Participants:
Denise Spitzer, Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies, University of Ottawa Migrant Workers' Life and Work Conditions under Temporary Legal Status: The Case of Hong Kong

Delphine Nakache, School of International Development and Global Studies, University of Ottawa Work-Family Balance among Individuals admitted in Canada as Temporary Foreign Workers

Jill Bucklashuk, SSHRC postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Guelph Effects of Noncitzen Status on Migrants Who Access Permanent Residency: The Case of Low-Skilled Migrant Workers in Manitoba

Eugénie Depatie-Pelletier, Asso for the Rights of Household Workers/Asso pour la défense des droits du personnel domestique (Migrant) Worker Employer-Tying Policies (Including Permanent/Temporary Denials of the Right to Family Unity or Permanent Status Recognition) as Obstacles to Fundamental Liberty/Security and Access to Justice: The Relevant Jurisprudence

Prix

125-450$

Lieu

Westin Calgary Hotel

Ville

Calgary

Pays

Canada

Liens

Secteurs économiques

General relevance - all sectors

Groupes cibles

Législateurs, Chercheurs et ONG/groupes communautaires/réseaux de solidarité

Pertinence géographique

Alberta et National relevance

Langues

Anglais