Pacific migration and labour mobility Archives - Page 9 of 35 - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

Samoan seasonal workers heading to Australia in 2021 (Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme-Facebook)

24 October 2022

Recruitment pathways and motivations in Samoa’s new labour trade

by Angela Anya Fatupaito, Leva’a Samoa James Utuva, Sa’u Emo Tauave, Alofipo Siligamanaia Alofipo, Malama Meleisea, Penelope Schoeffel, Tiffany Arthur and Kalissa Alexeyeff

APTC training in Vanuatu (Rob Maccoll-DFAT-Flickr)

20 October 2022

Brain drain 3: specific problems and solutions

by Richard Curtain

19 October 2022

The Pacific: emerging from COVID, slowly

by Stephen Howes and Huiyuan Liu

Timorese workers in Australia in 2019 (Seasonal Worker Programme of Timor-Leste-Facebook)

14 October 2022

Brain drain 2: general solutions

by Richard Curtain

Samoan PM visiting RSE workers in New Zealand in June 2022 (New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade-Facebook)

13 October 2022

Brain drain 1: a growing concern

by Richard Curtain

A Tongan PALM worker at Newton Orchards (Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme-Facebook)

10 October 2022

Labour mobility in the Pacific: transformational and/or negligible?

by Stephen Howes, Richard Curtain and Evie Sharman

Welcome to Sydney (RicardoCorralT-Flickr)

7 October 2022

Australia’s Pacific Engagement Visa: building support infrastructure

by Rochelle Bailey

Vineyard in New Zealand (Richard Bedford)

13 September 2022

The RSE scheme: raising standards to change the narrative

by Charlotte Bedford and Richard Bedford

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with Fijian students, July 2022

1 September 2022

The Pacific Labour Scheme and the Royal Commission into Aged Care

by Stephen Howes and Evie Sharman

Air New Zealand plane boarding in the Pacific (Sarah Kelemen Garber-Flickr)

18 August 2022

The Pacific Engagement Visa is going to be incredibly popular

by Richard Curtain and Stephen Howes

Children at kindergarten in Tonga (Conor Ashleigh-DFAT)

16 August 2022

Pacific migrant workers and the social costs of family separation

by Matt Withers

PALM workers in Australia in November 2021 (Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme-Facebook)

15 August 2022

It’s time for a minimum earning guarantee for Pacific workers

by Evie Sharman