Construction labour migrants and wage inequality in Kerala (Record no. 517334)

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Personal name Parida, J.K. John and M.E. Sunny, J.
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Title Construction labour migrants and wage inequality in Kerala
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Journal of Social and Economic Development
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Extent 22(2), Dec, 2020: p.414-442
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Summary, etc This study explores the patterns and determinants of construction-led migration and measures the existing wage differential between migrant and native workers in Kerala using both secondary and primary data. While secondary data were compiled from Census and NSS migration surveys, primary data were collected from three districts of Kerala using a stratified random sampling method. It is found that the pattern of internal migration is changing in Kerala with a declining share of migrants from neighbouring states, along with the corresponding upsurge in the inflows from far-off states like West Bengal, Assam and Bihar. Though poverty and rising unemployment at the place of origin are the pushing factors, relatively higher wages and availability of employment throughout the years are the main pulling factors of in-migration to Kerala. Since a higher proportion of remittance is spent on basic necessities like food, clothing and housing consumptions, it has positive implication on poverty reduction at the origin states. However, it is noted that migrant workers, on the average, earn less than their non-migrants counterparts in Kerala. Given the importance of these low-skilled migrants in sustaining the long-term economic growth in Kerala, their poor and unhygienic living arrangements should also attract the attention of the policy makers. – Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element In-migration, Construction sector, Wage differentials
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Main entry heading Journal of Social and Economic Development
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Subject DIP LABOURS - KERALA
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2021-07-10 22(2), Dec, 2020: p.414-442 AR124676 2021-07-10 Articles

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