Foreign Workers Welcome, But No Permanent Residents, Please With rapid economic growth comes the need for new sources of labor, particularly for jobs that citizens no longer care to do. So, wealthy places like Hong Kong or Singapore turn to Bangladesh, the Philippines and other neighboring states for temporary migrant help, unskilled or low-skilled, in households, restaurants or construction sites. In particular, temporary immigration is on the rise, and so are problems associated with it. A quest by maids from the Philippines for permanent residence in Hong Kong, a privilege granted to other immigrants, has highlighted the pitfalls of uneven policies throughout the Asia Pacific region. As receiving nations become dependent on low-cost help, sending nations develop new protection regimes and warnings for their citizens.... More News... Why Italy's Days in the Eurozone May Be Numbered Nouriel Roubini The Financial Times, 11 November 2011 A depreciated lira may be Italy's only option The Shadow Superpower Robert Neuwirth Foreign Policy, 10 November 2011 The black market is a source for entrepreneurs The Popular Mandate Nayan Chanda Businessworld, 8 November 2011 Greeks get no say in euro deal The Globalization of Protest Joseph E. Stiglitz Project Syndicate, 8 November 2011 Frustration builds with governments and financial systems that reinforce inequality |
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