Skilled labour migration from developing countries : study on South and Southern Africa

By H. Bhorat, J. Meyer, Cecil Mlatsheni. 2002

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• The nature, extent and effect of skills shortages on skills migration in South Africa (2011, background): “According to Bhorat et al. (2002) and Ellis (2008), employment in some sectors has expanded whilst in others it has contracted, causing large numbers of job losses.”
• University and course choice: Implications for positioning, recruitment and marketing (2006, background): “Overall, push factors tend to be related to existing barriers to educational attainment in countries of origin, lack of career opportunities, deteriorating economic standards for example in Zimbabwe and South Africa ( Bhorat et al. , 2002”