WITCC reaches $3 million settlement with Chilean students
The students likened the program to human trafficking, saying they were forced to work up to 50 hours a week with little time to attend class, study or sleep.
Source: wcfcourier.com
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The students likened the program to human trafficking, saying they were forced to work up to 50 hours a week with little time to attend class, study or sleep.
International students say the school and local industries treated them as a source of cheap labor rather than providing them with educational opportunities.