Cost of recruitment in the Indonesia – Malaysia migration corridor: employer perspectives from participating plantation companies

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Autori principali: Natasha Mahendran, Geerija Menon, Masturina Hani, Alya Norfadilah, Kay Tze Ng
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Pubblicazione: International Labour Organization 2022
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author Natasha Mahendran
Geerija Menon
Masturina Hani
Alya Norfadilah
Kay Tze Ng
author_facet Natasha Mahendran
Geerija Menon
Masturina Hani
Alya Norfadilah
Kay Tze Ng
Natasha Mahendran
Geerija Menon
Masturina Hani
Alya Norfadilah
Kay Tze Ng
contents Cost of recruitment in the Indonesia – Malaysia migration corridor: employer perspectives from participating plantation companies Natasha Mahendran Geerija Menon Masturina Hani Alya Norfadilah Kay Tze Ng The study looks into the Indonesia–Malaysia migration corridor and the recruitment of Indonesian migrant workers into palm oil plantations in Peninsular Malaysia. It provides insights into the recruitment costs borne by select companies; examines their roles and the processes involved in the recruitment of migrant workers from the perspective of employers; identifies the costs borne by these companies according to the various stages of the recruitment process; and identifies good practices and areas for improvement. The final section reviews data collected from the companies against the results of another ILO study on migrant worker borne migration costs. ILO, [1st ed.] publication.book
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spellingShingle Cost of recruitment in the Indonesia – Malaysia migration corridor: employer perspectives from participating plantation companies
Natasha Mahendran
Geerija Menon
Masturina Hani
Alya Norfadilah
Kay Tze Ng
Cost of recruitment in the Indonesia – Malaysia migration corridor: employer perspectives from participating plantation companies Natasha Mahendran Geerija Menon Masturina Hani Alya Norfadilah Kay Tze Ng The study looks into the Indonesia–Malaysia migration corridor and the recruitment of Indonesian migrant workers into palm oil plantations in Peninsular Malaysia. It provides insights into the recruitment costs borne by select companies; examines their roles and the processes involved in the recruitment of migrant workers from the perspective of employers; identifies the costs borne by these companies according to the various stages of the recruitment process; and identifies good practices and areas for improvement. The final section reviews data collected from the companies against the results of another ILO study on migrant worker borne migration costs. ILO, [1st ed.] publication.book
title Cost of recruitment in the Indonesia – Malaysia migration corridor: employer perspectives from participating plantation companies
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/book/Cost-of-recruitment-in-the-Indonesia/995218858302676