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Facilitating the Recognition of Migrant Workers’ Skills

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The ILO guide highlights challenges faced by migrant workers in getting their qualifications recognised. It discusses:

  • Legal barriers to skill recognition and employment.
  • Accreditation processes for foreign qualifications.
  • Best practices for governments to streamline recognition frameworks.

The document recommends policies that facilitate faster credentialing processes and support programmes to bridge skills gaps through short-term courses. By implementing fair skills recognition practices, countries can maximise the economic contributions of migrant workers while ensuring they are not underemployed in roles beneath their skill levels.

Website: https://www.ilo.org/

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