The article discusses the challenges faced by foreign workers in Romania, highlighting their vulnerability due to insufficient legal protection, lack of support from authorities and unions, and exploitation by employers. Despite their significant contribution to the Romanian economy, these workers encounter institutional barriers to accessing healthcare and face language barriers that prevent them from understanding their rights. The article also notes the lack of progress by major labor unions in integrating foreign workers and the government's criticized migration strategy. It emphasizes the need for better information dissemination and protection of foreign workers' rights to ensure a fair and safe working environment for all.