(a) International labour migration reduces pressures on the labour market in periods of high unemployment

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A considerable amount of labour migration also takes place within regions.

Acknowledging also the work done by the International Labour Organization and the International Organization for Migration in addressing migration issues,

Acknowledging also the work done by the International Labour Organization and the International Organization for Migration in addressing migration issues,

Acknowledging also the work done by the International Labour Organization and the International Organization for Migration in addressing migration issues,

Adopt a policy to eliminate bonded labour

International labour migration, with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

400. Most national reports from receiving countries emphasized the positive consequences of labour migration.

Labour migration to secure a livelihood is frequently a source of family tension and disintegration.

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Integrated framework for Palestinian macroeconomic, trade and labour policy.

The fundamental factor underlying international migration is economic the supply of and demand for qualified labour.

As part of its efforts to address the social dimensions of globalization, ILO focused on the interlinkages among forced labour, child labour, illegal migration and trafficking.

The Government had also entered into agreements with neighbouring countries to promote legal channels for labour migration.

(j) To consider expanding avenues for regular labour migration, taking into account labour market needs and demographic trends, recognizing the important nexus between migration and development and bearing in mind that young people account for a large number of those migrating

One priority of his country's migration policy was the return of Crimean Tatars.

However, these mechanisms were primarily established to encourage labour migration, most of which was of a permanent nature.

IOM assists governments in reviewing and revising legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in the migration sector, including elements that relate to migration and security.

There is another, less obvious, reason why the EU's policy on migration is flawed.

With regard to international migration, chapter X contains important policy recommendations which we support.

Given that the pressures for migration are growing in a number of developing countries, especially as their labour force continues to increase, undocumented or irregular migration is expected to rise.

In small, low income countries, migration of skilled labour was particularly burdensome, even if it led to larger remittances.

Some efforts are under way to better regulate labour migration, including regulations to protect women migrant workers from violence.

Finally, the State party had introduced policy changes to eliminate child labour.

The labour policy of the government lays down a five point strategy

(iv) Ad hoc expert group meetings on coordination on international migration (2) international migration (1) mortality trends (1) population and development (1) population policy (1)

Liberalization of the labour market would need to focus on the effect of the declining labour force, productivity, migration and the adaptability of older workers to the present working environment.

115. Under the UNDP tripartite programming framework, ILO is carrying out activities which relate to the problems of labour migration.

Demographic trends affect the total growth of the labour force, but also its distribution including rural urban and international migration.

The effects of international migration on labour markets and the growing recognition of international migration is a central issue on the global agenda, highlighting the need for global, regional and bilateral frameworks.

57 31. Observer status for the International Centre for Migration Policy Development in the General Assembly

Wishing to promote cooperation between the United Nations and the International Centre for Migration Policy Development,

In dealing with this type of migration, policy makers should take into account these structural factors.

Public policy After deregulating the labour market in the 1990s, Denmark has one of the most free labour markets among the European countries.

A more equitable distribution of the benefits of skilled labour migration could be achieved through brain circulation or short term migration which would reduce the losses to the developing countries, and through boosting economic opportunities in those countries in order to reduce migration incentives.

It was organizing an international workshop on migration and development, to be held in 2005, that would examine policy coherence and the mainstreaming of migration into development policies.

The main aims of the national migration policy were to implement migration legislation effectively, improve the management of migration procedures and develop cooperation with interested States as well as with the relevant international intergovernmental and non governmental organizations.

The system was conceived not so much as a passive labour market policy as a mechanism facilitating the matching of labour supply and demand.

In addition, within the context of projects to eliminate child labour, national child labour surveys often provide statistical information about overtime child labour trends and are used as inputs for policy making.

The waves of migration were primarily due to the requirement of cheap labour from British India to work in the paddy fields.

Armenia was working on a draft law which would regulate labour migration and which contained provisions regarding violence against women migrant workers.

390. In most Western and Northern European countries, labour migration of non European nationals boomed in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

However, while migration often helps health professionals enhance their terms and conditions of work, as well as their enjoyment of other human rights, migration sometimes has negative implications for the labour rights of some migrants.