Discrimination against migrant workers in Venezuela

Ricardo. Torrealba

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Based on a survey conducted among 200 foreign workers living in the metropolitan city of Caracas, in April and May 1991.

Keywords: migrant workers.; discrimination; migration policy; legal aspect; equal rights; occupational status; survey.; sex; nationality; occupation; educational level; informal economy; self employed.; small enterprise; management attitude; selection.; equal rights; trade union attitude.; labour policy; population; international migration; statistical table; travailleur migrant; discrimination; politique migratoire; aspect juridique; droits égaux; statut professionnel; enquête; sexe; nationalité; profession; niveau d'enseignement; économie informelle; travailleur indépendant; petite entreprise; attitude patronale; sélection; droits égaux; attitude syndicale; politique du travail; population; migration internationale; tableau statistique; trabajador migrante; discriminación; política migratoria; aspecto jurídico; igualdad de derechos; posición profesional; encuesta; sexo; nacionalidad; ocupación; nivel educativo; economía informal; trabajador independiente; pequeña empresa; actitud de la dirección; selección; igualdad de derechos; actitud sindical; política laboral; población; migración internacional; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 48 pages
Date: 1993
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Published in World Employment Programme working paper. Migration and Population

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