[Bite sized] Teachers learn that immigrants are being imported, their visas paid for by the school and put in school owned housing (the same that happens with nurses and farm hands), call it human trafficking

In my district they don't care at all about losing us. They ship in uncertified foreign teachers who they house in the superintendent's apartments (she owns them). Basically indentured servants. They can't complain or quit because they'll lose their visa and their housing.

So exactly like nurses, farmhands and a bunch of techcels?

That's actually illegal. Like, 100% in my annual federal employee online training on human trafficking nearly word for word illegal.

!nooticers notice how they all say it's illegal but none can say how? There's nothing illegal about hiring foreigners. Nothing illegal about letting them rent from you. Nothing illegal about them having to leave the country fi they get fired.

That's unsettling on so many levels. I won't ask the district, but what state? (I'm assuming US.)

This is common across a lot of industries.

Companies will do this and contract out their workers. I saw it in tech all the time. Shady third party vendors who work on a Corp to Corp basis.

This isn't common at all in any industry, because that's internationally illegal human trafficking. What's common is company sponsored housing that is subsidized or reserved for employees, but those are regular leases that stay even if they're fired or quit.

Sure, they can keep the lease but they're going to have to frick off without a visa.

Also !leafs these people would flip shit if they ever heard about the TFWP

If that's in the US, it sounds like it might be violating labor and civil rights laws.

might lol.

This is common in health care. The ER I worked in about a quarter of our nurses were from the Phillipines. The hospital paid for thier visas and anything else immigration or licensing. They had to stay at the hospital for X number of years. The hospital basically held them hostage until they make enough money to bring thier families over.

That's still legal though, even if a bit shady. This is just downright not.

What's the difference?

Okay I know very little about laws but that cannot be legal.

You could've and should've stopped talking after the first part.