The Covid-19 pandemic exposed the UK's socio-economic dependence on a chronically
insecure migrant essential workforce. While risking their lives to offset the devastating effects …

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has brought several structural labour mobility
issues to the fore. While the work of many migrants–suddenly coined essential workers …

Background The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic were more pronounced among migrants
than in the majority population and went beyond those directly caused by the virus …

The COVID-19 pandemic has left its unprecedented footprints and aftershocks on every
aspect of human endeavour, including labour on the move. Against this backdrop, this study …

The COVID-19 pandemic unveils structural weaknesses and vulnerabilities in societal
structures that we have become to take as ordinary parts of our society. This especially holds …

The COVID-19 crisis has starkly exposed the existing economic vulnerability of temporary
migrants in many countries. In Australia, many temporary migrants, who were already at risk …

Young people are being hardest hit by job loss as a result of [Coronavirus Disease 2019]
COVID-19, and will suffer the long-term labour market consequences of economic downturn …

The Australian government has long treated migrant labour as a commodity, a 'tap'to be
turned on and off in accordance with government or employer perceptions of the labour …

At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, as borders began to close and
airlines ceased operations, numerous groups of Australians found themselves stranded in …

During [Coronavirus Disease 2019] COVID-19 lockdowns it became visible that migrants are
often important in sectors that are crucial for the functioning of everyday life. Informed by this …