Immigrant groups are outraged after a bill extending protections for temporary workers was pulled from a final vote on the Senate floor.

“This time they have chosen to stand with multinational corporations and exploitative agencies over temp worker’s minimum basic rights,” Steven Mercado, a temp worker and organizer with Make the Road New Jersey said in a statement.

The bill would ban temp agencies from making paycheck deductions for costs such as meals or transportation to and from work sites that would often lower a worker’s pay below minimum wage. It would also require temp agencies to tell their workers where they are going to work and how much they will get paid. Workers who are taken to job sites but are sent home without work must also be compensated for at least four hours of work.