Sentence examples for employed migrants from inspiring English sources

Early next year, the government will curb the number of relatives permitted to join employed migrants after one year.

John Randall, the managing director of Kanes Foods based in the west Midlands, said he had employed migrants first from South Africa and later eastern Europe.

Section 4.2 extends our analysis to consider the influence of the policy change on the occupational distribution of employed migrants.

The problem, however, is not as bad as it seems because it can be assumed that literacy skills are higher among employed migrants compared to unemployed migrants, and the size of the group of employed migrants with insufficient literacy skills is relatively small compared to the labour force as a whole.

Finally, consistent with the notion that NLH workers face barriers to public sector employment, only 22percentt of employed migrants in China's major cities work in the broader public sector (government plus State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs)), compared to 62percentt of employed urban natives.

While low-skilled work is an essential part of the economy, a lack of upward mobility from low-skilled work to more stable forms of employment implies an overall precarious situation even for employed migrants, and one that persists over time.

"Since the middle of the 20th century, the UK, like many other advanced economies, has employed migrant labour to reduce the ratio between older dependants and workers, which has arisen as child-bearing rates have fallen and people have lived longer," said Harper, who also serves on the government's science and technology council.

The law would allow evidence to be used against firms which can be shown to have employed migrant staff on significantly different terms to local workers.

Compared to an employed migrant, being unemployed decreases the probability of remitting by 0.538; being inactive decreases the probability by over 0.595.

Although all employers are now required to pay health insurance fees for employed migrant workers, the scheme has failed to include all enterprises due to difficulties in enforcement.

Scalabrini Guest House in Cape Town employs migrants and funds projects to support asylum seekers in South Africa.