Immigrants and occupational welfare: industry restructuring and its effects on the occupational welfare of immigrants from non-English speaking backgrounds

Authors

Adam Jamrozik, University of New South Wales
Cathy Boland, University of New South Wales
Donald Stewart, University of New South Wales

Document Type

Working Paper

Recommended Citation

Jamrozik, Adam; Boland, Cathy; and Stewart, Donald, Immigrants and occupational welfare: industry restructuring and its effects on the occupational welfare of immigrants from non-English speaking backgrounds, Centre for Multicultural Studies, University of Wollongong, Working Paper 10, 1991, 100.
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Abstract

This report contains the results of a study which aimed to examine some aspects of industry restructuring and its effects on the occupational welfare of the immigrants from non-English speaking countries (NESBs). In addressing this issue the study considered industry restructuring and occupational welfare in a broad context, and illustrated the issues involved by empirical investigation of the processes of restructuring in two service areas of the public services sector in New South Wales: the State Railways Authority (SRA) and the support services in public hospitals of the State Department of Health.