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Labour mobility

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Mobile workforce
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Labour supply
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Labour mobility
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Current vacancies: workforce challenges facing the Australian tourism sector


Seasonal workforce management, the use of migrant labour and the provision of career paths in the tourism sector are three of the big workforce challenges tackled in this House of Representatives report. The report makes a total of 25 recommendations. It focuses on employment and training initiatives, labour shortages and skills demands, including the use...
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Building towers, cheating workers


As the UAE undergoes one of the largest construction booms in the world, at least half a million migrant construction workers are employed there. Behind the glitter and luxury, the experiences of these migrant workers present a much less attractive picture-of wage exploitation, indebtedness to unscrupulous recruiters, and working conditions that are hazardous to the...
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Remittances and labour mobility in the Pacific


Pacific Island community and government leaders have long argued that increased access to the Australian and New Zealand labour markets, especially for unskilled workers, should be a central component of regional economic integration. Nic Maclellan and Peter Mares analyse the debate over remittances, migration and development.
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Working the Vines: seasonal migration, money, and development in New Zealand and Ambrym, Vanuatu


This research contributes to anthropological knowledge of Melanesian international labour mobility, specifically ni-Vanuatu, in the 21st century. A new era of international labour mobility opportunities began for the region in April 2007. This thesis examines the multiple social and economic consequences of ni-Vanuatu participation in New Zealand's Recognised Seasonal Employer Scheme (RSE). The RSE scheme...
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Is it time to import fruit pickers?


Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone is considering a seasonal workers visa for foreign workers to pick Australian fruit. Peter Mares says we should learn from Canada’s experience.