This Discussion Paper examines the structural conditions shaping migrant labour in Farm-to-Fork (F2F) sectors across the European Union. Drawing on insights from the DignityFIRM project, it analyses how governance gaps,...
by Nora Dalia Gottlieb, Universität Bielefeld – School of Public Health It seems common sense that migrants tend to work in more taxing and dangerous jobs and that this, in turn, impacts their...
A systematised review of the global literature on the interrelations between migration, work, and occupational health inequities Authors: Nora Gottlieb Mascha Ertel - How to cite: Gottlieb, N., & Ertel, M. (2024). Migration,...
Authors: Alberto-Horst Neidhardt, Eleonora Milazzo, Lydia Kapeti, Masja van Meeteren, Tesseltje de Lange - How to cite: Neidhardt, A.-H., Milazzo, E., Kapeti, L., van Meeteren, M., & de Lange, T. (2024). Dignity for...
Migrant workers, even those with irregular status, play an indispensable role in sustaining the economies of the European Union (EU), particularly within crucial sectors like food production and industries. Despite...
Author: Reinhard Schweitzer - How to cite: Schweitzer, R. (2024). Migrant Workers' Irregularity, Precarity, Dignity, and relevant Actors: A critical review of selected literature around key concepts and questions of the DignityFIRM...