Pineros: Latino labour and the changing face of forestry in the Pacific Northwest
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Foreign workers, Latin American
> Northwest, Pacific
> Foreign workers, Latin American
> Northwest, Pacific
> Social conditions
> Forests and forestry
> Employees
> Foreign workers
> Legal status, laws, etc
> United States
> Forests and forestry
> Employees
> Legal status, laws, etc
> United States
> Wages
> Foreign workers
> United States
> Forests and forestry
> Employees
> Health and hygiene
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| title_sub | Latino labour and the changing face of forestry in the Pacific Northwest |
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| topic_facet | Travailleurs étrangers latino-américains / États-Unis (Nord-Ouest) Travailleurs étrangers latino-américains / États-Unis (Nord-Ouest) / Conditions sociales Foresterie / Personnel Travailleurs étrangers / Droit / États-Unis Foresterie / Personnel / Droit / États-Unis Salaires / Travailleurs étrangers / États-Unis Foresterie / Personnel / Santé et hygiène / États-Unis BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Labor POLITICAL SCIENCE / Labor & Industrial Relations Foreign workers, Latin American Foreign workers / Legal status, laws, etc Forests and forestry / Employees Wages / Foreign workers Foreign workers, Latin American Northwest, Pacific Foreign workers, Latin American Northwest, Pacific Social conditions Forests and forestry Employees Foreign workers Legal status, laws, etc United States Forests and forestry Employees Legal status, laws, etc United States Wages Foreign workers United States Forests and forestry Employees Health and hygiene United States Sozialer Wandel Lateinamerikanischer Einwanderer Forstwirtschaft USA Nordweststaaten |
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