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Encyclopedia > Economic migrant

An economic migrant is a person who voluntarily leaves his or her country of origin for economic reasons.


See also: immigration


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Section III: Importance and Content of the Convention (3547 words)
Migrant workers are to be treated as equal to the nationals of the host country in respect of remuneration and conditions of work [overtime, hours of work, weekly rest, holidays with pay, safety, health, termination of work contract, minimum age, restrictions on home work, etc. (Art.
Migrant workers should be allowed to be temporarily absent, for reasons of family needs and obligations, without effect on their authorization to stay or work.
Migrant workers and members of their families must be enabled to enjoy equality with nationals of the State of employment before the courts of law and tribunals (Art.
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