Two migrant workers from Mexico are suing a New Brunswick seafood processing plant for what they allege was “widespread exploitation” and mistreatment.
Juan Pablo Lerma Lopez and Adriana de Leon Silva are seeking wages that they say are owed under a six-month contract they entered last year. They are also seeking $12,500 each for “great emotional pain and stress.”
“My reality is that I have to support my family so I came to Canada. But here, life is hard too. But we have to keep going,” Lopez said in Spanish.
As Suzanne Lapointe reports, the pair allege unsanitary living conditions, harsh work conditions and wrongful termination.
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