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‘You know what we Latinos are like’: intragroup evaluations and relations among outsourced Latin American workers in London

ABSTRACT This article examines the interrelationships of Latin American immigrants working in the cleaning sector in London where a great number of them are outsourced. The participants' discourses allow us to examine how they describe their work experiences with other Latin Americans and how they make sense of them. Their experiences of exploitation and dishonesty are attributed to a assumed cultural traits that according to the participants of this study define Latin Americans. Their experiences are illustrative of how a neoliberal economic model negatively affects the relations of migrants from the Global South by pitting them against one another.