No place like home: Bank holidays bring no respite for one group of employees. Hsiao-Hung Pai experienced the life of a UK migrant domestic worker, The Guardian
Domestic Abuse: New government plans will remove the already pitiful rights of some of the most vulnerable migrant workers in Britain. Investigative journalist Hsiao-Hung Pai talks to the women who have travelled across the globe to look after the homes and children of the rich, Socialist Review
The Kitchen Classes: Minority-run caterers are being unfairly targeted in a severe crackdown on undocumented workers, The Guardian
On the cheap: The flowers we buy as gifts this year may be an uneasy bargain. Hsiao-Hung Pai investigates whether anything has changed for migrant workers under new gangmaster laws, The Guardian
On the breadline: As the National Minimum Wage is set to rise, Hsiao-Hung Pai investigates the realities of working long hours for basic pay at a leading pizza restaurant chain in central London, The Guardian
Overseas Aid: International students are big business for UK universities. But when they encounter racism and violence, are institutions failing to help? The Guardian
'Our eyes have been opened by the abuse': London's top hotels built their reputations on high standards and excellent service. But some have been accused by their migrant workers of poor conditions, low wages and bullying. Hsiao-Hung Pai investigates, The Guardian
Taken for granted: A punishing work ethic, coupled with chronic racial abuse, has put intense pressure on Britain's Chinese 'takeaway families', The Guardian
Another Morecambe Bay is waiting to happen: By endorsing appalling labour conditions under gangmasters, the seafood industry is complicit in the workers' exploitation, The Guardian
Isolated and vulnerable: The Chinese in Britain do well at school, but that does not mean our lives aren't afflicted by racism, The Guardian
Clean up this house: A ballot held this week could bring about the first ever strike at the Houses of Parliament. Yet it's not MPs or civil servants who are up in arms, but the cleaners. Hsiao-Hung Pai explains why, The Guardian
Anxiety in the UK: Serious complaints by overseas students are unjustified, says their university. Hsiao-Hung Pai reports, The Guardian
