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Luring Workers to Australia’s Tourism Industry
Australia’s mining boom has enticed thousands of young workers, leaving tourism short of skilled labor.
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Life in limbo for China's migrant workers
There are 250 million Chinese migrant workers -- equal to about 80% of the U.S. population. But rural workers migrating to Chinese cities for work have little access to social services and education.
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Rep. Don Young uses slur to refer to migrant workers
Young, an Alaska Republican, described migrant farm workers as "wetbacks," says he "meant no disrespect"
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Plight of Migrant Workers in China
CNBC's Eunice Yoon looks at the lives of migrant workers in China whose access to social safety nets is proving to be a challenge.
cnbc.com (1 month and 5 days ago)
Alaska Rep. uses slur to refer to migrant workers
Young, an Alaska Republican, described migrant farm workers as "wetbacks," says he "meant no disrespect"
cbsnews.com (1 month and 23 days ago)
'Temporary couples' rise among migrant workers
Living far from home to earn a living, China's migrant workers can bear tough jobs and shabby accommodation, but it seems they can't ignore their primitive desires.
china.org.cn (2 months and 13 days ago)
Abbott looking for mining 'balance'
PLEDGING the coalition's support for rural Australia, Tony Abbott says a balance needs to be found in allowing mining projects to get the go-ahead.
news.com.au (13 days ago)
Mining-Service Firms Face Hard Times in Australia
Power generators, engineering firms and other companies that service mining operations in Australia are forecasting weaker earnings as the mining boom slows.
wsj.com (1 day ago)
Fruit-picking firms ‘will need migrant workers to survive’
Many of Britain’s fruit-picking businesses could close unless a new wave of migrant workers from outside Europe is allowed into the country, government advisers warned today.
standard.co.uk (8 days ago)
28 migrant workers wounded in shooting in Greece
Nearly 30 migrant workers in Nea Manolada, Greece, were wounded Wednesday after an apparent argument with their foremen over wages, police said Thursday.
cnn.com (1 month and 3 days ago)
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