Chicano and Latino workers in the U.S.

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Specifically Chicano workers

[Capitalism squeezes every ounce of ‘value’ out of these exploited Braceros from South of the Border]
The Militant, 30 June 1945. The recent death of eight Mexican track workers in Amsterdam, N.Y. brings to light the brutal methods employed by U.S. capitalism in the exploitation of foreign labor.
[Chicano job prospects]
The Militant, 7 August 1970. The power of Anglos over workers in Colorado and the struggle for union rights.

Latino workers in general

Latinos Face Hurdles in Old South Workplace
By Dave Bryan, AP, Los Angeles Times, Sunday 12 November 2000. Tension caused by ethnic diversity hasn’t slowed down the growth of the Spanish-speaking population in the region.
Hispanic women energize unions
AP, The Baltimore Sun, 23 June 2002. When hotel workers won new contracts with big hotels on the Las Vegas strip last month, the deals represented a triumph for a growing force in the American labor movement: Hispanic women.