Labor migration - Matches

For decades, Thailand has had a strong labor market in both supplying and demanding labor resources. Since the 1970s, Thailand has sent workers to the..

The study examines the characteristics, root causes, and challenges of irregular migration from Cambodia and then discusses the regulatory approaches ..

This paper aims to review the policies on international migration in Thailand and discuss difficulties in implementation. Today, Thailand is the host ..

The article compares and contrasts the scale and composition of workers` outflow and remittance flow from 1994 to 2012 at the national level and in Ea..

This paper reviews the Philippine international labor migration management infrastructure using the Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) framework. Thirty..

This paper examines Malaysia`s policy on irregular migrants and its implementation, and discusses its impact. A survey and interview covering 404 resp..

Singapore has one of the most open economies in Asia in terms of trade, capital inflows, and foreign labor inflows. The foreign labor policy is dual t..

The study presents a summary of the six-country study on managing international labor migration in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)...

It is clear from data that worker movements in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), like elsewhere, are dominated by unskilled and semi..

Openness to foreign labor reflects Singapore`s overall open economic policies and lack of xenophobia as well as a tight labor market as a result of ro..

For economic upgrading toward a knowledge-based economy, Singapore requires a growing pool of professionals and skilled workers, innovators, and entre..

Cross-national labor inflow to Malaysia became prominent in the 1970s. This largely consists of low-skilled economic migrants and refugees, some of wh..

The long experience of deploying large numbers of workers has earned accolade for the Philippines as a global model for managing the deployment of wor..

As in many regions of the world, there is an urgent need in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to address critical gaps in the managem..

The Local Government Code of 1991 is supposed to transfer some of the regulatory functions of the national government as well as more social service r..