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Labour market experience, education and training of young immigrants in Australia: an intergenerational study

This report examines the question of whether first- and second-generation immigrants suffer disadvantage in the labour market, and whether differences exist between the labour market experience of immigrants from one country or region of origin as compared with another. Results show first- and second-generation immigrants, particularly women, face difficulties in gaining employment.

This report examines the question of whether first- and second-generation immigrants suffer disadvantage in the labour ...  Show Full Abstract  

Authors: Flatau, Paul; Hemmings, Philip
Corporate authors: Australia. Department of Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs. Bureau of Immigration Research (BIR)
Western Australian Labour Market Research Centre
Date: 1991
Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia
Resource type: Report
Subjects: Employment; Gender; Labour market;
Teaching and learning; Migration show more

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