Safe at Work, Unsafe at Home COVID-19 and Temporary Foreign Workers in Prince Edward Island

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Author: Raluca Bejan, Kristi Allain, Tracy Glynn, Ann Wheatley, Paola Soto Flores

Year of Publication: 2021

This research examines how COVID-19 has affected the health and safety of temporary foreign workers in Prince Edward Island, a province reliant on foreign labour for its agricultural and seafood processing needs. It also provides policy recommendations to improve the work conditions of migrant workers in the province.

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