Question

Migrant labourers are working at construction sites. How do you respond towards their activities ?

Answer 1

Explanation:

The term “migrant farmworker” includes people working temporarily or seasonally in farm fields, orchards, canneries, plant nurseries, fish/seafood packing plants, and more. Guest workers who temporarily live in the US through the federal H2A program to work on farms are also migrant farmworkers.

Answer 2

Migrant labourers are working at construction sites

Explanation:

• Driven in part by reasons such as shortage of skills, rapid urbanization, state capital investment, and aging construction workers, the need for migrant labour is projected to rise in coming decades;
• Factors which make migrants economically insecure reach beyond labor-employer ties and into migration debt and the unstable nature of jobs in the sector as a whole
• Migrants at the lower end of the construction pay ladder continue to be at a significantly higher rates of occupational accidents and fatalities
• Migrants often tend to be poorly reflected across times of retrenchment and lay-offs during the decline of the industry
• Construction provides an important form of 'survival' work , particularly for male migrants who are unable to find work
• Their champs. Moreover, other migrants with construction experience have de-skilling experience which include those who hold architectural and trade certifications however are unable to use them in their country of destination.
• Studies show a deepening division of the construction labor market, with a limited and decreasing number of permanently working workers and a much greater number of migrant staff who are hired on short-term contracts, are self-employed or work for sub-contractors only. In the above groups migrants appear to be disproportionately represented