Towards a Decent Labour Market for Low-Waged Migrant Workers

Conny Rijken is professor of Human Trafficking and Globalization at Tilburg University.

• Towards a Decent Labour Market for Low Waged Migrant Workers: An Introduction Section 1: Setting the scene: imbalances on the labour market Chapter 1 Bert van Roermund The Challenge of Migration: Politics as Labour and Labour as Politics Chapter 2 Regine Paul How Low-Skilled Migrant Workers Are Made: Border-Drawing In Migration Policy Section 2: Access to the labour market for EU citizen and third country nationals Chapter 3 Mijke Houwerzijl & Annette Schrauwen From Competing to Aligned Narratives on Posted and other Mobile Workers within the EU? Chapter 4 Jan Cremers & Ronald Dekker Labour Arbitrage on European Labour Markets: Free Movement and the Role of Intermediaries Chapter 5 Margarite Zoeteweij The seasonal workers directive: another vicious circle? Chapter 6 Petra Herzfeld Olsson Towards Protection of Vulnerable Labour Migrants in Sweden - The Case of the Thai Berry Pickers Chapter 7 Tesseltje de Lange Asylum seekers' limited right to work in the Netherlands Section 3: Imbalances and vulnerabilities Chapter 8 Conny Rijken When bad labour conditions become exploitation Chapter 9 Lisa Berntsen & Tesseltje de Lange Employer sanctions: instrument of labour market regulation, migration control and worker protection? Chapter 10 Lucia Della Torre Bottom-up Approaches to the Regularisation of Undocumented Migrants: the Swiss Case Chapter 11 Hans Siebers When Nationalism Meets Soft Skills: Towards a Comprehensive Framework for Explaining Ethno-migrant Inequality in the Dutch Labour Market Chapter 12 Johan Graafland Collective Agreements and Equal Opportunities for Women and Disadvantaged Groups.