Abstract
Explanation of the recently intensified willingness to migrate has many components, among which migration for the purpose of employment is a paramount one. The study deals with the exploration of the three basic characteristics of globalizing employment in Central and Eastern Europe and Hungary in particular: Migration motivations of foreign employees, their labour market characteristics and the degree of their social integration. The authors aim to provide a comprehensive picture of the content of engagement – which is continuously becoming significant in practice – of highly qualified employees originating from developed countries. The findings at the end of the analysis – due to the size and homogenous nature of the sample – are mostly thought-experiments, but we expect to provide a valid contribution to scientific and everyday discussions about migration.
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Papp, I. C., Bilan, S., & Dajnoki, K. (2019). Globalization of the labour market – circular migration in hungary. Journal of International Studies, 12(2), 182–200. https://doi.org/10.14254/2071-8330.2019/12-2/11
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