Community Events & Calls

Telephone conferences where displaced workers come together to share experiences, discuss strategies, and plan collective action.

March 7th Telephone Conference

On Wednesday, March 7, 2018, Protecting U.S. Workers hosted an immigration conference call focused on the outsourcing and offshoring model affecting American employees. The call provided a forum for workers to listen, share their situations, and explore strategies for pushing back against displacement.

Attendees discussed the impact of H1B visa programs and overseas job transfers on their careers and communities. The conference emphasized collective action and informed participants about their legal rights when facing termination tied to foreign labor replacement.


Immigration Conference Call — March 7, 2018

Held Wednesday, March 7, 2018

A telephone conference covering the realities of the outsourcing/offshoring model. Participants joined to hear updates, ask questions, and connect with others facing similar challenges. The call was structured to allow anonymous listening and participation.

Key topics: H1B visa impact, overseas job transfers, legal rights after termination, and strategies for collective response.

Telephone Conference — July 13, 2018

Scheduled for July 13, 2018 at 8:00 PM Eastern Time

This follow-up telephone conference addressed ongoing situations involving H1B workers and overseas job transfers. Workers were invited to call in, listen, and share their experiences in a confidential setting.

These calls are open to all displaced U.S. workers and those concerned about offshoring practices. Participation is free and confidential.


Telephone conferences are a cornerstone of our community-building efforts. They offer a safe, confidential space to hear from others who have been affected, learn about your options, and contribute to a growing movement advocating for American workers.

"You are not alone. Together, we can push back against unfair labor practices and demand accountability."

About the Author: Sara Blackwell

Sara Blackwell teaches Employment Law at the University of South Florida in Tampa and is a published author. She has worked for large defense firms and for the United States of America for most of her legal career. She founded Protecting U.S. Workers to advocate for displaced American employees and to provide free, confidential guidance on termination agreements and potential claims.

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