Recent labor immigration policies in the oil-rich gulf : how effective are they likely to be?

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ISBN	9789221208396 (pbk.)
Call Number	HD8039.P42 S525 2008
Author	Shah, Nasra M.
Title	Recent labor immigration policies in the oil-rich gulf : how effective are they likely to be? / Nasra M. Shah
Alternate Title	Recent labour immigration policies in the oil-rich gulf : How effective are they likely to be?
Imprint	Bangkok : ILO, 2008.
Physical	32 p. ; 27 cm.
Series Name	Working paper / ILO Asian Regional Programme on Governanceof Labour Migration ;no.3
Contents Note	Introduction --Policies aimed at affecting supply offoreign and demand for local workers --Probable effectiveness of current policies --Conclusion.
Summary	The policies outlined here are classified into those aimed at affecting the supply of and demand for foreign workers, and those aimed at increasing the demand for indigenous workers. The paper makes an assessment of the probable effectiveness of all these policies.
Founding Information Note	With the compliments of International Labour Organization (ILO), Library
Subject Corporate Name	Gulf Cooperation Council
Subject	Immigrants--Petroleum workers--policy
Subject	Migrant workers
Subject	Petroleum workers
Corporate Author	International Labour Office. Regional Office for Asia & the Pacific
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536 ^aWith the compliments of International Labour Organization (ILO), Library

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710 1 ^aInternational Labour Office.^bRegional Office for Asia & the Pacific

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Recent labor immigration policies in the oil-rich gulf : how effective are they likely to be?

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