"foreign employment" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It refers to employment or work in a country other than one's own. Example: "John decided to pursue foreign employment in Japan to gain international work experience and improve his language skills."
For example, in order to protect women from being trafficked, the government has a restrictive policy for foreign employment.
Because of this, women who want to seek foreign employment are forced to use fake passports to illegally move to another country.
The growing number of youth labour migrants should concern developing countries that want to use foreign employment to relieve labour market pressures at home.
In late August, Acharya's department became even more short-staffed after 17 of his officials were arrested for producing fake approval letters for Nepalese leaving for foreign employment.
"We know about these problems, and we have taken certain measures against the responsible recruitment agencies," said Divas Acharya, director of the department of foreign employment in Nepal.
Krishna Hari Pushkar, former director general of the department of foreign employment in Nepal, said only a fraction of the rising numbers of migrant deaths overseas could be classified as natural.
Overall, I find limited impact of foreign work experience on employment outcomes in the Myanmar labor market.
This suggests that (1) difficulty in independently assessing the authenticity of foreign experience with foreign employers, (2) difficulty in assessing the quality of foreign skills, and (3) a mismatched belief between employers and returnees about the quality of foreign skills could negatively affect employment prospects for returnees.
In many countries and regions of the world, tourism is now the primary source of foreign exchange, employment and cash.
For the record, foreign-born workers have also seen massive job losses in recent years: between May 2007 and May 2012, the foreign-born employment rate fell from 65.3% to 61.4%, only slightly less in percentage point terms than the native-born decline, which fell from 62.6 to 58.3%.
Our report did not look specifically at the impact of high-skilled foreign workers on employment, so we will defer to the work of others in this answer.
