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UID:euroseas-2022-the-life-cycle-of-indonesian-migrant-workers-from-pre-departure-to-reintegration-1
SUMMARY:The Life Cycle of Indonesian Migrant Workers: From Pre-Departure to Reintegration (1)
LOCATION:Room 3.06
DESCRIPTION:Transnational labor migration from Indonesia has been promoted,
  encouraged, and institutionalized by the state since the 1980s as a pathwa
 y to rural and national economic development. There are approximately 4 to 
 9 million Indonesian Migrant Workers abroad, mainly low-skilled, working in
  the informal sector, and contractual based varies between 2-3 years per co
 ntract. Most Indonesian migrants work in Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, a
 nd East Asian countries. However, in the last decade, there has been a shif
 t in the working destination countries, from the Gulf areas to Asia, such a
 s Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea, due to a better assurance of l
 egal certainty and migrant workers’ protection. In addition, the Indonesian
  government is committed to achieving zero growth in sending unskilled work
 ers and increasing the protection of Indonesian migrant workers.\n\nTo ensu
 re the protection of migrant workers in all stages, from pre-departure, dep
 arture, working (in the destination country), return, and reintegration, it
  is essential to have a more comprehensive and better understanding of the 
 migrant worker’s life cycle. It is clear that each stage has its dynamics a
 nd challenges, equal importance, and influences each process. The panel aim
 s at discussing the experience of Indonesian migrant workers, from the pre-
 departure until the reintegration stage, with various case studies in Indon
 esia and destination countries.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/the-life-cycle-of-indonesian-migrant-workers-from-pre-departure-to-reintegration
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UID:euroseas-2022-the-life-cycle-of-indonesian-migrant-workers-from-pre-departure-to-reintegration-2
SUMMARY:The Life Cycle of Indonesian Migrant Workers: From Pre-Departure to Reintegration (2)
LOCATION:Room 3.06
DESCRIPTION:Transnational labor migration from Indonesia has been promoted,
  encouraged, and institutionalized by the state since the 1980s as a pathwa
 y to rural and national economic development. There are approximately 4 to 
 9 million Indonesian Migrant Workers abroad, mainly low-skilled, working in
  the informal sector, and contractual based varies between 2-3 years per co
 ntract. Most Indonesian migrants work in Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, a
 nd East Asian countries. However, in the last decade, there has been a shif
 t in the working destination countries, from the Gulf areas to Asia, such a
 s Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea, due to a better assurance of l
 egal certainty and migrant workers’ protection. In addition, the Indonesian
  government is committed to achieving zero growth in sending unskilled work
 ers and increasing the protection of Indonesian migrant workers.\n\nTo ensu
 re the protection of migrant workers in all stages, from pre-departure, dep
 arture, working (in the destination country), return, and reintegration, it
  is essential to have a more comprehensive and better understanding of the 
 migrant worker’s life cycle. It is clear that each stage has its dynamics a
 nd challenges, equal importance, and influences each process. The panel aim
 s at discussing the experience of Indonesian migrant workers, from the pre-
 departure until the reintegration stage, with various case studies in Indon
 esia and destination countries.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/the-life-cycle-of-indonesian-migrant-workers-from-pre-departure-to-reintegration
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