Publications on domestic work
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International Migration Papers No. 95
Study of employment and Residence permits for migrant workers in major countries of destination.
06 October 2009
The purpose of this study is to provide an overview of current policies and procedures governing employment and residence permits for migrant workers in major countries of destination around the world. The study is intended to inform national and regional reviews of policies on the admission of migrant workers. This study is structured around a series of key issues for policy-makers: determining policy goals and options; assessing labour market demand for foreign workers; devising mechanisms for regulating admission and selecting migrant workers; and defining the conditions attached to employment permits. For each decision the main alternatives used across the study countries are explained, the pros and cons presented, and concrete examples provided. The final section of the study specifies its implications for a review of national policies and procedures. Annex 1 provides brief overviews of current trends and policy development in labour migration in the countries surveyed for this study, and is followed by a compilation of key sources and references.
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Conditions of Work and Employment Series No. 23
Domestic work and domestic workers in Ghana: An overview of the legal regime and practice
01 January 2009
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International Migration Papers No. 71
Options for migration policies in the long term development of Mauritius
10 May 2004
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International Migration Papers No. 69
Labour market effects of immigration: An empirical analysis based on Italian data
03 May 2004
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International Migration Papers No. 67
Labor market discrimination against migrant workers in Italy
06 February 2004
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International Migration Papers No. 64
Empowering Filipino migrant workers: Policy issues and challenges
08 January 2004
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Domestic work, conditions of work and employment: A legal perspective, Conditions of Work and Employment Series No. 7.
01 January 2003
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International Migration Papers No. 44
Migration of highly skilled persons from developing countries: Impact and policy - Synthesis report
01 February 2002
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International Migration Papers No. 43
From brain exchange to brain gain: Policy implications for the UK of recent trends in skilled migration from developing countries
28 January 2002
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International Migration Papers No. 39
The ambiguities of emigration: Bulgaria since 1998
14 January 2002