Migration of skilled workers
- Bridging the gap between an educated workforce and high unemployment in Jordan
- T.H. Kanaan; M.D. Hanania / Jordan Center for Public Policy Research and Dialogue, 2009
- The economic volatility evident in Jordan has been driven largely by Jordan’s dependence on workers’ remittances and foreign aid. Furthermore, conflict in the region has fundamentally changed the economy and demography of ...
- Workers from Bangladesh in the Gulf countries
- R. Afsar / International Labour Organization, 2009
- The influx of foreign workers to the Gulf countries over recent decades has created a unique situation in that region, with the majority of the labour force comprising non-nationals. This paper examines the recruitment processes of mi...
- What incentives should be in place to retain Swaziland's health workers?
- S. Masango; K. Gathu; S. Sibandze / EQUINET: Network for Equity in Health in Southern Africa, 2008
- This country study maps and assesses incentives for retaining heath workers, particularly non-financial incentives. It explores existing policies, their relevance to current factors driving exit and retention, and propo...
- Rethinking immigration policy in South Africa
- S. Johnson (ed); A. Bernstein (ed) / Centre for Development and Enterprise, South Africa, 2007
- South Africa suffers from a serious shortage of skilled people. This is a major constraint on the prospects of achieving the kind of sustained economic growth that will reduce poverty and open the way for much wider participation in t...
- Evaluating circular migration
- K. Newland; D.R. Agunias; A. Terrazas / Migration Policy Institute, 2008
- Circular migration is a continuing, long-term and fluid pattern of international mobility of people among countries that occupy what is now increasingly recognised as a single economic space. At its best, circular migration increases ...
- Perceived images of West African migration
- H. de Haas / International Organization for Migration, 2008
- The migrants themselves are commonly depicted as victims recruited by merciless and unscrupulous traffickers and smugglers. This paper highlights how due to this perceived image policy solutions usually involve fighting illegal immigr...
- Retaining Albania's skilled workers
- E. Germenji; I. Gedeghi / Development Research Centre on Migration, Globalisation and Poverty, University of Sussex, 2008
- Within the last decade, developed countries' immigration policies have become increasingly skewed in favour of skilled migrants. Despite this recent attention on the emigration of the highly skilled workers from Albania has yet to be ...
- Bridging the gap between an educated workforce and high unemployment in Jordan
- T.H. Kanaan; M.D. Hanania / Jordan Center for Public Policy Research and Dialogue, 2009
- The economic volatility evident in Jordan has been driven largely by Jordan’s dependence on workers’ remittances and foreign aid. Furthermore, conflict in the region has fundamentally changed the economy and demography of ...
- Workers from Bangladesh in the Gulf countries
- R. Afsar / International Labour Organization, 2009
- The influx of foreign workers to the Gulf countries over recent decades has created a unique situation in that region, with the majority of the labour force comprising non-nationals. This paper examines the recruitment processes of mi...
- What incentives should be in place to retain Swaziland's health workers?
- S. Masango; K. Gathu; S. Sibandze / EQUINET: Network for Equity in Health in Southern Africa, 2008
- This country study maps and assesses incentives for retaining heath workers, particularly non-financial incentives. It explores existing policies, their relevance to current factors driving exit and retention, and propo...
- Rethinking immigration policy in South Africa
- S. Johnson (ed); A. Bernstein (ed) / Centre for Development and Enterprise, South Africa, 2007
- South Africa suffers from a serious shortage of skilled people. This is a major constraint on the prospects of achieving the kind of sustained economic growth that will reduce poverty and open the way for much wider participation in t...
- Evaluating circular migration
- K. Newland; D.R. Agunias; A. Terrazas / Migration Policy Institute, 2008
- Circular migration is a continuing, long-term and fluid pattern of international mobility of people among countries that occupy what is now increasingly recognised as a single economic space. At its best, circular migration increases ...
- Perceived images of West African migration
- H. de Haas / International Organization for Migration, 2008
- The migrants themselves are commonly depicted as victims recruited by merciless and unscrupulous traffickers and smugglers. This paper highlights how due to this perceived image policy solutions usually involve fighting illegal immigr...
- Retaining Albania's skilled workers
- E. Germenji; I. Gedeghi / Development Research Centre on Migration, Globalisation and Poverty, University of Sussex, 2008
- Within the last decade, developed countries' immigration policies have become increasingly skewed in favour of skilled migrants. Despite this recent attention on the emigration of the highly skilled workers from Albania has yet to be ...
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