Sentence examples for countries migrant workers from inspiring English sources

As he suggested, there are proven uses for cellphones in developing countries: migrant workers use them to call relatives back home and farmers use them to check crop prices.

In all three receiving countries, migrant workers are extremely dependent on employers for registration with authorities, insurance schemes, and health providers, as well as for their general upkeep and maintenance.

Visa restrictions increase the settlement of immigrants already present in a host country: migrant workers stay instead of moving back and forth across countries.

Protecting vulnerable children The first wave out of Libya has consisted mostly of men – primarily returning Egyptian and Tunisian nationals or third-country migrant workers.

This should seek to maximise the benefits of immigration and minimise any disadvantages for all three parties in the immigration equation: the UK, countries of origin – in particular developing countries – and migrant workers themselves.

And yet, in developed countries, female migrant workers account for 51 percent of the total.

In common with those of other countries, many migrant workers in the United States suffer from underemployment, inadequate housing, and exclusion from normal community life.

The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) will next month consider a proposal from Kuwait to introduce medical checks to prevent transgender people from entering the six-member Arab countries as migrant workers.

Though many countries admit migrant workers only temporarily, overt guest-worker policies like West Germany's in the 1970s and 1980s were not a roaring success, tending to hamper integration and foster resentment.

Costs Rising in China Who will be a bigger driver of global trade rebalancing: the People's Bank of China or the country's migrant workers?

DUBAI — A new program introduced by India's Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs aims to encourage the country's migrant workers in the Gulf to put aside savings for their inevitable return instead of sending all their earnings home to their families.