International migrants in U.S. labour force decreased, says ILO report
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International migrants in U.S. labour force decreased, says ILO report

The Hindu  

The global stock of international migrants reached 284.5 million in 2022, with 255.7 million of them of working age, according to the International Labour Organisation’s Global Estimates on International Migrant Workers, released in Geneva on Monday. Europe preferred The report said that in 2022, international migrants in the labour force were concentrated in Europe and Central Asia, accounting for 34.5% of them, followed by the Americas at 27.3%, Asia and the Pacific at 16.2%, the Arab States at 13.5%,, and Africa at 8.5%. The majority of the international migrants in the labour force in 2022 resided in Northern, Southern and Western Europe ; Northern America ; and the Arab States. From 2013 to 2022, the distribution of international migrants in the labour force by region remained relatively stable,” the report said. “Among the other subregions, South-Eastern Asia and the Pacific, as well as Central and Western Asia, experienced an increase in the share of international migrants in the labour force,” the report said.

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