MONTREAL — Quebec's Superior Court has authorized a class-action lawsuit involving temporary foreign workers who are suing the federal government over work permits that bind them to an employer.
MONTREAL — Quebec's Superior Court has authorized a class-action lawsuit involving temporary foreign workers who are suing the federal government over work permits that bind them to an employer.
On Friday, Quebec Superior Court Justice Silvana Conte authorized the lawsuit, which involves any foreign national issued a work permit after April 17, 1982, that was tied to a specific employer.
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