Migrant labour and migrants’ access to welfare

Abstract

Migrant workers oftentimes face uneven, restricted labour conditions in their new residence country, particularly when they remain irregular. While labour practices toward irregular and regular migrants are habitually used by private employers; migration and employment policies play a significant role in facilitating or constraining exploitation and adequate access to welfare rights. This panel examines the nexus between the labour market and migrants’ access to welfare in their new residence countries. It brings together diverse papers looking at specific policies, and how they shape and incentivize social effects toward migrants’ access to the labour market.

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Managing the Merchants of Migration: Regulating Private-Sector Labor Intermediaries Who Promote Movement in Australia, Canada and the United States	View Paper Details
Onward Migration from Germany to Austria: Why Do High-Skilled Migrants Leave?	View Paper Details
Migrant Experiences of Public Employment Services in Ireland	View Paper Details
Are UK immigration policies sufficient to win the war for talent? Analyzing experiences of highly skilled immigrants	View Paper Details