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International Migration Outlook 2009: Australia country notepdf,92Kb,English | View long abstract 13-Nov-2009 This country note together with a standardised table describes recent trends in migration movements and policies. Related documents: |
Keep doors open to migrant workers to meet long-term labour needs, says OECDEnglish | View long abstract 30-Jun-2009 The economic crisis is likely to cause the first major fall in the number of migrants coming to work in OECD countries since the 1980s, according to a new OECD report. Also available: |
Jobs for Immigrants Vol 1: Update on recent developments for Australiapdf,134Kb,English | View long abstract 20-Nov-2008 This note provides an update on recent developments for Australia on the labour market integration of immigrants and their children. |
Economic survey of Australia 2008: Raising labour supplyEnglish | View long abstract 10-Oct-2008 Rising skill shortages and an ageing population imply the need for further policy action to improve incentives to work. Immigration remains an important contributor to labour supply. |
International Migration Outlook 2008: Australia country notepdf,197Kb,English | View long abstract 10-Sep-2008 This country note together with a standardised table describes recent trends in migration movements and policies. Also available:Related documents: |
The Labour Market Integration of Immigrants in Australia (OECD Social, Employment and Migration Working Papers No. 49)pdf,788Kb,English | View long abstract 26-Feb-2007 Thomas Liebig Labour market outcomes for immigrants and their children in Australia are favourable in international comparison. This is largely attributable to Australia’s selection policy and its long tradition as an immigration country. Related documents: |
The Labour Market Integration of Immigrants and their Children: a series of OECD country reviewsEnglish | View long abstract 26-Jan-2007
The OECD is currently proceeding to country studies on the labour market integration of immigrants and their children. Studies for Australia, Denmark, Germany and Sweden are available on line. Also available: |
Jobs for Immigrants (Vol. 1): Labour Market Integration in Australia, Denmark, Germany and SwedenEnglish | View long abstract 21-Jun-2006
This publication presents reviews of the labour market integration of immigrants and their children in four OECD countries (Australia, Denmark, Germany and Sweden), and provides country-specific recommendations. |
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