Migrant care workers and the health sector

Tomorrow: Migrant care workers and the health sector

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed vulnerabilities of workers in health and social care that pre-existed the health crisis: mobile workers are more at risk of exploitation, less likely to be well represented by trade unions and national authorities, and have many specific needs when it comes to information, to social protection and access to health services, to secure housing and the possibility of crossing borders to care for their families. In our Workers without Borders series, European Alternatives and Another Europe Is Possible gather together migrant workers, workers' collectives, trade unions and NGOs fighting for the rights of migrant workers from inside and outside the EU.  Join us tomorrow, 26 May at 6 PM to discuss the precarity of care workers and how their rights matter for all of us!     Register Now   And on Thursday, our own Luke Cooper and Caroline Lucas will be talking about the fundamental problems in the EU-UK trade relationship, as outlined in Luke's recent report here.   How can we change Boris's rotten Brexit deal?

Copyright © 2021 Another Europe is Possible, All rights reserved. You signed up for more information on our website. Our mailing address is: Another Europe is Possible c/o Housmans bookshop 5 Caledonian Road London, London N1 9DX United Kingdom Add us to your address book