Mr. Castro was discharged by Hoffman Plastic because of his union activities. The Act stated that Hoffman Plastic violated Section 8(a) (3) which states that it is unreasonable for an employer to discharge or discriminate against an employee for participating in union activities (http://www.nlrb.gov/national-labor-relations-act). Mr. Castro according to the NLRB would be reinstated and would receive back pay (Labor Law, 2001). At his hearing for reinstatement, Mr. Castro admitted he had used forged documents when entering the U.S. and also admitted he was an illegal immigrant (Labor Law,
Illegal immigrants want to work but don’t want to pay the taxes that go along with being employed in the United States. According to a report published by the investment firm Bear Stearns between 4 and 6 million jobs have shifted to the underground economy created by the illegal alien population since 1990. Many claim that the jobs illegal immigrants do are those that regular American “won't do“, but the repot counter that it would be more accurate to say that they are actually jobs Americans used to do before the influx of illegal immigrants, such as picking the lettuce, mowing grass, flipping burgers, digging ditches, and cleaning hotel rooms. According to that same report the United States looses approximately $35 billion a year in income tax collections from 5 million illegal immigrant workers because they are being paid for doing work, but not then paying taxes on that
The court found the workers guilty of conspiracy in violations of English Common Law. They court said that if they believed they were to be paid more so be it, but as soon as they start to sway others to rally with them that they now are conspiring. Each should be able to set their own wages but not scheme with others and the wages they are charging. The court saw the union workers as people out to injure those who did not join, rather than seeing them as a group of people out to benefit their work group.
Among other things, employment law provides the opportunity for wage replacement of disability due to workplace injury and if possible, promotes return-to-work in the worker’s former job (Annarino & Hayden, 2006). It is also noted under the federal immigration law that undocumented or illegal aliens cannot lawfully work in the United States and employers cannot consciously employ them. However, insufficient enforcement of immigration laws had enabled the widespread hiring of undocumented workers in low-wage and labor-intensive sectors of the U.S. economy. An imposing question of this dilemma is whether illegal alien workers have the right to enforce state law
Arizona’s law encouraging citizen identity checks by police: State intrusion into National Policy or Permissible State Action? Border control and illegal immigration is a problem, but how do we take care of it? The attorneys representing the U.S. Government believe that the border control currently in effect have somewhat slowed down unauthorized immigration. (Rourke 16) They argue that the officers need to profile immigrants based off of their ethnicity and that after a wrong has been done that the person in question should have their status as Americans checked and if they are not legal, they are sent back to where they came from. Others believe that this violates a major constitutional law and that it is racist because it causes police
Many people believe that is unfair that the illegal immigrants do not pay taxes and are getting and taking away jobs from other people. Others say that they are taking unwanted hard labor jobs so it does not matter. I learned that the solution of this problem is very complicated than I thought it would be. It is impossible for the pessimist to say to just deport all the illegal immigrants. It is also not fair just to let illegal immigrants just live the way as it is.
In order to concentrate on the good that immigration offers we have to defunct the negativity that many associate with immigration. Unauthorized immigrants use public support programs like welfare, unemployment insurance, and food stamps. NO. Unauthorized immigrants themselves by and large are ineligible for such programs because of their immigration status. Immigrants take jobs away from American workers.
Illegal Aliens Illegal immigration is a problem that affects all around the world but mainly America. Illegal immigration, especially from Mexico threatens the United States several ways. Illegal immigration harms America economy by using social services and by taking jobs from Native Americans. It also harms America because the United States is looking to control over who comes over its borders. (DW pg.17) Many Americans blamed illegal immigrants for causing unemployed and hardship for Americans workers because they work for low wages.
Many illegal immigrants get benefit from SS by using illegal social security cards. “But because of so many illegal workers who use bogus Social Security cards to get jobs, billions of dollars of Social Security deductions are made each year as well as employer payments into Social Security on behalf of those workers” (truthorfiction.com) Many think that illegal immigrants should not get any benefit from the social security money because even though they do pay taxes to the government as any other legal citizen do they think that’s the price they pay for working illegally in the United States. “[Illegal immigrants] paid into the system simply because that was the price to pay to get a in the United States.” (snopes.com) Also many believe that illegal immigrants get more benefits than what they deserve as "The average illegal immigrant family receives an average of $30,000 in governmental benefits! Yet they pay only about $9,000 in taxes per year. That creates a $21,000 shortfall that the American taxpayer has to make up.
But the problem is that illegal immigrants are already taking the jobs of citizens. The benefit of giving these illegal immigrants amnesty is that since they are already working in the United States, there would be a tax increase by being able to receive income tax from them. By taxing them they will help pay for social security, and other government funds that will help the unemployed people find jobs and survive. Many illegal immigrants take jobs on farms and places that U.S. citizens don’t want to work, they do plenty of jobs that Americans wouldn’t want to do. So affecting the number of jobs in the United States is definitely a factor but it is not as significant as people think it is.