Labour migration and internal labour markets
Summary
This paper uses evidence collected from interviews with 50 large employers to estimate the contribution of employee relocation to regional migration.
It finds that the frequency of employee relocation has reduced but that it generates a distinctive migrant flow.
Author: Martin Perry
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