The Limits of Labour Law for Low-Wage Temporary Migrant Workers

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The Limits of Labour Law for Low-Wage Temporary Migrant Workers

The Limits of Labour Law for Low-Wage Temporary Migrant Workers

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University of Leicester

A temporary migrant worker programme (TMWP) is a collection of laws, regulations and policies through which a receiving state regulates the entry, stay and treatment of low-wage temporary migrant workers. Arwen Joyce argues that conventional labour law remedies are not sufficient to enable workers to successfully complete their temporary migration projects. Read the Study

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