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	"author_name": "Canadian Council for Refugees | Conseil canadien pour les réfugiés",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/ccr",
	"title": "Join the call for #OpenWorkPermitsNOW",
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	"description": "Migrant workers are important members of our communities and perform essential work in many industries. Many of these workers are issued employer-specific work permits, which make it extremely difficult to change jobs, restricting their labour mobility within the country. This is a violation of their fundamental human right to freely change employers. Migrant workers and their allies have long demanded that the government put an end to the employer-specific work permit and implement policies that would respect workers’ right to freely change employers. While the federal government has tried to address the harm created by the employer-specific work permit with a variety of different approaches, none have had any substantial impact on the structural vulnerability of migrant workers to the systemic abuse by employers.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/join-the-call-for-open-work-permits-now"
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