Sentence examples for aging migrants from inspiring English sources

He has taken on every cause, from improving dismal working conditions in the sprawling farms of the San Joaquin Valley to extracting past-due compensation for aging migrants from the Mexican government.

In this study, we focus on the group of aging migrants who arrived predominantly from countries with Muslim majorities.

However, since research related to this issue is very limited, the study 'Promoting Aging Migrants' Capabilities' was initiated to improve our understanding.

Consequently, the present study, 'Promoting Aging Migrants' Capabilities', was designed, aiming to implement and evaluate the aforementioned evidence-based, health-promoting intervention ('senior meetings') with a person-centred approach for two of the largest groups of aging persons who have migrated to Sweden; persons from Finland and persons from the Balkan Peninsula [ 29].

When asked how long they would remain if restrictions on migration were relaxed, 62% said they would stay "for ever".As they age, migrants may no longer be suitable for factory jobs that require dextrous fingers, or for some construction work, which requires a strong back.

The effect of English Proficiency on the duration is lower for aged migrants.

Although the discussed experiences are individual stories, they serve to draw out more general processes that are relevant in the context of ageing migrants, such as the longing for the home country, and the ties with children and other family members.

This is a particular problem in countries with large, ageing migrant populations, such as Australia, as many older migrants may not be sufficiently proficient in the English language to enable valid questionnaire data to be collected without the aid of a translator.

In the longer term, a growing and healthy economy should encourage successful working-age migrants, rather than deter them.

But increasing benefits substantially will be difficult as the ratio of pensioners to working-age migrants increases.

The study pointed out that there were just 350 frontline staff at three government agencies enforcing the minimum wage, employment standards and tackling gangmasters – equivalent to one officer for every 20,000 working-age migrants.