Migrant workers: Your mental health is important. We have resources to help with workplace stress. You may also be eligible to take job-protected time off from work. For more information, call 1-866-487-2365 to speak with the Department of Labor confidentially in your language, or visit MigrantWorker.gov. Your country’s consulate in the U.S. may also be able to help you understand your rights.
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