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Migrant workers curb wages and keep interest rates low to boost …
Guardian Unlimited, UK -
Item said that typically the average economic migrant in the last decade was as skilled as his UK-born counterpart - if not more so - and earned a …
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Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka (press release)
Sri Lanka: Minimum wage of migrant workers increased
Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka (press release), Switzerland -
The minimum wage of the Sri Lankan expatriate workers has been increased. It will be go up from 150 to 375 US Dollars from the 1st of next month. …
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Employers face migrant worker ban for breaking strict new …
PersonnelToday.com, UK -
The Home Office last night warned employers about migrant workers - as it admitted it had employed an illegal worker to guard its front door. …
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OFWs air grievances on Migrant Workers’ Day
Inquirer.net, Philippines -
Migrant workers have also been paying a monthly brokers fee of NT$1666 (about P2,130) a month, according to a statement from Migrante-Taiwan. …
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migrant workers are a mixed blessing
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom -
The study concludes that, without the unprecedented net influx of 1.5 million foreign workers over that period (which is itself little more than a guess, …
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Migrant Workers in Taiwan Appeal for Your Support!
China Worker, China - … exploitation and oppression that migrant workers are suffering from and protest against the state policy that exercises discrimination and injustice. … |
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SURVEY PUTS ATTITUDES TO MIGRANT WORKERS UNDER SPOTLIGHT
This is Scunthorpe, UK - Coun Andrea Davison, the council's lead member for diversity, said: "Migrant workers play a vital role in our society and benefit the local economy. … |
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