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The Undesirable Worker Fiction: Demand-Based Labour Migration Schemes and Migrant Workers’ Socio-Economic Rights
in book: Migration and Development: Some Reflections on Current Legal Questions
Publisher: CNR Edizioni
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Release year: 2016
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http://eprints.bice.rm.cnr.it/15914/1/migration_and_development_vol.pdf
http://eprints.bice.rm.cnr.it/15914/1/migration_and_development_vol.pdf
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http://eprints.bice.rm.cnr.it/15914/1/migration_and_development_vol.pdf
http://eprints.bice.rm.cnr.it/15914/1/migration_and_development_vol.pdf
Keywords:
migration, development, Labour Migration, ireland, migrant workers, socio-economic rights, labour exploitation, Italy, immigration law
migration, development, Labour Migration, ireland, migrant workers, socio-economic rights, labour exploitation, Italy, immigration law
Abstract:
This chapter analyses the effects of demand-based labour migration regimes and their negative effects on migrant workers’ enjoyment of socio-economic and labour rights, with a special focus on their right to receive wages. It aims to answer the question of which normative and judicial sources are currently capable of ensuring the most effective protection of such rights, and the most equitable balance of the interests involved in this matter. To do so, this chapter critically compares the domestic jurisdictions of Ireland and Italy.
This chapter analyses the effects of demand-based labour migration regimes and their negative effects on migrant workers’ enjoyment of socio-economic and labour rights, with a special focus on their right to receive wages. It aims to answer the question of which normative and judicial sources are currently capable of ensuring the most effective protection of such rights, and the most equitable balance of the interests involved in this matter. To do so, this chapter critically compares the domestic jurisdictions of Ireland and Italy.