* Author: Dr. K Ranju Introduction GCC migrants’ children, born in GCC Countries and migrated, are very much like domesticated parrots. Weakened health networks and disturbed health services have a direct impact on the well-being of children and young people, on parents’ work and income reductions, disrupted entry to education and limits on transport and […]
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Author: * K.Ranju Rangan 1.1 Introduction This article examines an essential dimension of globalisation: labour migration between emerging economies and skill development roles, which has not gained sufficient reportage. Migration of skilled workers from developed countries is a persistent trend, and governments need to respond to and benefit from this migration in both sending and
Skill Development Tool or Trade for Safe Migration: The Case of Bangladeshi Emigrants Read More »
Author: * K.Ranju Rangan Introduction Much of the world’s economies are ageing rapidly, and their contributions to the world’s population will be limited to a large extent.Most of the South East Asian Countries are a pioneer in governance without available accurate data. A lack of sufficient education and skills prevents migrants from these countries from achieving
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* Author: Nupur Pattanaik As the entire society woke up to the global shutdown and economic collapse following the COVID-19 pandemic, all economic zones have been reeling under its ramifications. This encompasses “the unchecked enterprise” of the domestic workers, which mainly hires and engages women. While women have substantially bestowed to progress of the economy,
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