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Free, Fast & Legit Info About the New Caregiver Program
We are migrant care workers, just like you, and we are here to make sure caregivers get real, trustworthy information—without scams or delays.
The federal government has announced the new Caregiver Program will open on March 31, 2025—something we have fought for years! But the details haven’t been released yet, and greedy consultants are already spreading false information to take your money.
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Otra victoria: Itzel obtuvo más de $2,000 en beneficios de Seguro de Empleo (EI) mientras estaba sin trabajo.
En 2023, mientras trabajaba con un permiso de trabajo cerrado en el sector pesquero de New Brunswick, Itzel enfrentó despidos inesperados debido a una escasez de langosta. Este es un problema común en el sector pesquero del Atlántico, dejando a cientos de trabajadores sin ingresos mientras tienen que poner comida en la mesa y pagar la renta.
Cuando a Itzel le negaron el seguro de desempleo, se negó a aceptarlo. Con el apoyo de nuestra organización, la Alianza de Trabajadores Migrantes por el Cambio, luchó por sus derechos y finalmente ganó más de $2,000 en beneficios de EI.
La victoria de Itzel demuestra que podemos ganar cuando estamos unidos y luchamos por nuestros derechos. Ella invita a tod@s los trabajador@s a unirse a la Alianza de Trabajadores Migrantes por el Cambio y luchar por nuestros derechos.
¡Unidos, som@s más fuertes!
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Another victory: Itzel won over $2,000 from Employment Insurance (EI) while she was laid off.
In 2023, while working on a closed work permit in New Brunswick’s fishery sector, Itzel faced unexpected layoffs due to a lobster shortage. This is a common issue in the Atlantic fishery sector, leaving hundreds of workers without income and having to put food on their tables and pay rent.
When Itzel was denied unemployment insurance, she refused to accept it. With the support of our organization, the Migrant Workers Alliance for Change, she fought for her rights and ultimately won over $2,000 in EI benefits.
Itzel’s victory shows that we can win when we stand united and fight for their rights.
She encourages all workers to join the Migrant Workers Alliance for Change and fight for our rights!
United, we are stronger!
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