Most of the workers in the same boat as him were Filipino, African, Chinese, etc. He complained to the Human Rights Commission but ended up being investigated himself as part of the complaint, so he gave up on that.
Companies just think about the bottom line.
Although the name of the program changed to LCP in 1991, the policy stays the same. Every month a women is living under the threat of deportation. It is a systemic problem of the policy itself Pinay has established a Transition Home for any women who is here under this program For some working people, minimum wage earners, their salary goes toward daycare. Then there is the question of WHO can afford to import a nanny to replace daycare costs. And when caregivers complain to the Labour Board, nothing happens.