Sentence examples for labor emigrants from inspiring English sources

(Approximately 40% of Trinidad and Tobago's population descended from labor emigrants from northern India).

In terms of labor market outcomes, future emigrants appear to have significantly higher unemployment rates, and their jobs are more often in the informal sector.

77% of the immigrants went to irrigated villages (short-term labor migrants); while 90% of the emigrants had left non-irrigated villages (Chi-square = 205, p<.001).

Finally, given that during an important fraction of the sample period the economic conditions of the main Colombian migrants host countries worsened, we also explore an additional channel through which foreign economic conditions may affect local labor markets: the return of Colombian emigrants.14.14

These data are collected from various sources, including national figures on the number of immigrants and emigrants, estimates of net migration, estimates of international labor migration, and refugee stock data.

In 1990, Japan — facing a growing industrial labor shortage — started issuing thousands of special work visas to descendants of these emigrants.

Like the rest of Michoacán — which, from a population of less than five million, has sent more than a million emigrants to the U.S. — and much of Mexico, Tierra Caliente began exporting labor north.

Some emigrants are homesick.

We're a country of emigrants.

Furthermore, Study 2 found similar effects for emigrants.

Emigrants came from all over the country.