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A Survey of International Labour Migration Peter Stalker, International Labour
Office Oficina Internacional del Trabajo (Ginebra). 31 port the family . ... 33
Domestic workers are also attracted to the richer countries in the developing
world .
A Survey of International Labour Migration Peter Stalker, International Labour
Office Oficina Internacional del Trabajo (Ginebra). 31 port the family . ... 33
Domestic workers are also attracted to the richer countries in the developing
world .
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to emigrate to work as domestic servants found that 36 per cent were either
college graduates or undergraduates . 34 Clearly the attraction is the salary .
While wages for domestic workers are poor by the standards of the host country ,
they are ...
to emigrate to work as domestic servants found that 36 per cent were either
college graduates or undergraduates . 34 Clearly the attraction is the salary .
While wages for domestic workers are poor by the standards of the host country ,
they are ...
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In 1991 , the Government of Kuwait repatriated 850 female domestic workers
from the Philippines who had fled employers and , in 1992 , repatriated a further
350 . The governments of the sending countries have been very concerned about
...
In 1991 , the Government of Kuwait repatriated 850 female domestic workers
from the Philippines who had fled employers and , in 1992 , repatriated a further
350 . The governments of the sending countries have been very concerned about
...
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