When Workers Bleed

<p>When Workers Bleed: The Human Side Employers Forget<br>By Thuli Marutle Leigh</p><p>Foreign teachers travel across oceans carrying hope courage and dreams of a better life. But behind the smiling classroom photos and cheerful lessons lies a reality few ever speak about - the exhaustion the loneliness the silent discrimination and the battles fought without protection.</p><p>In When Workers Bleed Thuli Marutle Leigh delivers a raw unfiltered and deeply human story of what it truly means to work abroad without the safety nets that locals take for granted. From surviving a year without social insurance to facing medical emergencies alone to enduring a heartbreaking miscarriage without institutional support - this book exposes the quiet injustices that many foreign workers endure in silence.</p><p>Told with grace honesty and unshakeable strength Thuli's story is not just about trauma - it is about resilience. It is about rising after being failed by the system. It is about rediscovering self-worth reclaiming dignity and advocating for change in workplaces that often forget their humanity.</p><p>This book is for:<br>• Foreign teachers working abroad<br>• Employers and school leaders seeking to understand the human cost of neglect<br>• Anyone who has ever felt unseen unheard or unprotected at work<br>• Readers who appreciate powerful memoirs of courage injustice and healing</p><p>When Workers Bleed is more than a book - it is a call for compassion. A reminder that employees are human beings not machines. And a message to every worker who has ever suffered in silence: You are not alone.</p>