Group 4: Migrant Labour and Policy

Authors

  • Grant Andrews New Zealand Engineering Union
  • Arthur Grimes Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Wellington
  • John Martin Ministry of Works and Development, Wellington
  • David Pearson Victoria University of Wellington

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26686/lew.v0i0.871

Abstract

Two broad areas of research were pinpointed. The first was an examination of migrant workers, that is transient workers who are not integrated into the social context of the area in which they are living; the seasonal flows of labour for horticulture for example. The second area of research is related more directly to permanent internal and external migration.

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Author Biographies

Grant Andrews, New Zealand Engineering Union

Economist

John Martin, Ministry of Works and Development, Wellington

Town & Country Planning Directorate

David Pearson, Victoria University of Wellington

Department of Sociology

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Published

1984-11-12

Issue

1984: Labour, Employment and Work in New Zealand

Section

Articles

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