Concerns raised over tracking of migrant workers in British Columbia

But province’s growers’ association claims tools used to measure productivity

Concerns raised over tracking of migrant workers in British Columbia
Seasonal farm workers harvest cranberries in 2014 in Richmond, B.C. Credit: Anton Bielousov (Shutterstock)

 

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