Recent labour immigration policies in the oil-rich gulf: How effective are they likely to be?
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Recent labour immigration policies in the oil-rich gulf: How effective are they likely to be?

This paper details the recent immigration policies in the six oil-rich countries comprising the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Type: Working paper
Date issued: 15 October 2008
Reference: 9789221208396[ISBN]
Authors: Shah, Nasra
Format available: PDF 39 p.
Download: English [pdf 501KB]
The policies outlined here are classified into those aimed at affecting the supply of and demand for foreign workers, and those aimed at increasing the demand for indigenous workers. The paper makes an assessment of the probable effectiveness of all these policies.

Tag: employment, workers, oil and gas industry

Regions and countries covered: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia

Unit responsible: ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific

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