Immigrants Living in the U.S.A. Part 2. Latino Workers Labor

Latino Workers Labor
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Latino Workers Labor
1. Based on the reading (Labor and Legality, Chapter 5), how do the Busboys convince their employer that they are hard workers, and what is their objective in doing all the work? What are they trying to accomplish?
The Busboys adopt a working culture through taking up different tasks that would be beneficial to the employer, the company, and it allows them to accumulate funds from various circles, and this gives them a good reputation. Moreover, they take up different roles in a day and end up benefiting their families back home, which is noticed by the boss and rewarded by remaining active. According to the speaker, a worker can be in the kitchen preparing food, then busboy, and also take part in construction, thereby making more cash (Gomberg-Muñoz, 2011). The significance of the extra work to the laborers in the overtime pay and although the reward is not instant; they hope the employer will take an interest in a task that is well done and probably reward it. 
2. What did the managers at the restaurant think about the Busboys?
The manager is thrilled by the Busboys and their rate of work that is rapidly fast, and it attracts the onlooker, and there is a feeling that they are the best workers. The reason behind their quality and precise work is the ability to adopt a teamwork approach and to combine strength and speed. Moreover, they employ a competitive work approach where they try to outdo each other, and this allows them to serve more customers at one go, which serves as a source of entertainment. The manager believes that their cultural background is the force behind their hard work even when there is a low pay or a low status of work; at one point, he cites them as “phenomenal workers” (Gomberg-Muñoz, 2011). Therefore, the Mexican values instilled in the immigrants from birth are the push for hard work, and it does not have any attachment to fighting for equality or rights of the workers. 
3. After all the hard, extra work is delivered with a smile, and all of the work is done, do the Busboys believe they have achieved their goals? Are they happy with their work and status at the restaurant?
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