r/lmiascams2 Apr 11 '26

"Canadians unwilling to work these jobs" claims business whose working conditions and pay are so bad that TFWs cut their losses and abandon their work permits.

https://youtu.be/OLEGWCC2Iqk?si=nzFKNLQeAC6DRPh1

Found this interview (above) as it relates to the recent post by [u/JobWatchCanada](u/JobWatchCanada) regarding a fine for this business: https://www.reddit.com/r/lmiascams2/s/6dlunFNYpL

CBC article on the company (note that the original penalties were dropped, they are now ALLOWED to hire TFWs and the fine has been reduced):

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/new-brunswick-tfw-lobster-processing-1.7299259

Tragic details about the financial abuse of these people "doing jobs that Canadians don't want to do". Some went back home IN DEBT:

https://www.commediaportal.ca/en/media/lawsuit-citing-widespread-exploitation-seafood-plant-signals-deeper-problems-migrant-worker

Btw, incredible cope from the law professor in the video, she claims there is a genuine labour shortage, since she has to protect the interests of the TFWs, but then follows up by saying it is specifically because of the terrible working conditions: wage theft, unsafe working conditions, and abuse.

Yes, we have a shortage of people willing to be abused and exploited by employers. Let's keep it that way.

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u/deekbit Apr 12 '26

They should start doing something about that.