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International labour migration and skill scarcity in the hashemite kingdom of Jordan

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  • Seccombe J.

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Working paper examining trends in international migration of Jordanian migrant workers and the impact on the domestic labour market in Jordan - discusses the occupational structure of the emigrants, skill scarcity, etc.; reviews government policies to counteract labour shortages; comments on the replacement of emigrant labour force by immigrants. Bibliography and map.

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  • Seccombe J., 1984. "International labour migration and skill scarcity in the hashemite kingdom of Jordan," ILO Working Papers 992322993402676, International Labour Organization.
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    1. Frank Kirwan, 1982. "Labour Exporting in the Middle East: The Jordanian Experience," Development and Change, International Institute of Social Studies, vol. 13(1), pages 63-89, January.
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