17 newly-arrived Filipino workers in B.C. are speaking out and demanding government action after allegedly being trafficked by a fraudulent recruitment agency onto local farms and hotels.

17 newly-arrived Filipino workers in B.C. are speaking out and demanding government action after allegedly being trafficked by a fraudulent recruitment agency onto local farms and hotels. They say they are owed more than $2500 each in unpaid wages and thousands more in illegal fees collected by the recruiters. The workers say they are left with little to nothing after two recruiters from…

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