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DECLARATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF PLATES
OPERATIONAL DEFINITIONS
GLOSSARY
1. DESIGN OF TE STUDY
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
1.3 REVIEW OF LITERATURE
1.4 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
1.1 Remittance from Expatriates in 2001
1.5 IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY
1.2 Indian Expatriate Millionaire
1.3 Employable Men of Kerala and Their Employment Status
1.4 Growth of Bank Deposits in Kerala (1988 - 1997)
1.5 Remittances transferred by Keralite workers to Kerala, 1980-1998
1.6 SCOPE AND COVERAGE OF THE STUDY
1.7 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
1.8 METHODOLOGY
1.9 INTERNET SURVEY
1.10 SURVEY- STEPS TAKEN
I Inauguration of Gulf Kerala Study
1.11 WEB SITE STRUCTURE
1.12 SCREENING OF RESPONSES
I-I Gulf Kerala Web Site System Layout
1.13 PRIZES FOR THE RESPONDENTS
1.6 Screening of Responses
1.14 COLLECTION OF DATA
I-II Structure of Sample
I-III Structure of Sample- Country wise
1.7 Percentage of Respondents-Kerala Employee-Country wise
1.8 Percentage of Respondents-Kerala Employees-District wise
1.15 DATA ANALYSIS
1.16 LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
1.17 PRESENTATION OF THE STUDY
NOTES AND REFERENCES
2. HISTORY OF MIGRATION
2.1 INTRODUCTION
2.2 YEAR 6,000,000 tO 50,000 B.C
2.3 YEAR 50,000 tO 10,000 B.C
II Prehistoric Migratory Routes
2.4 YEAR 10,000 TO 1,000 B.C
III Excavations from Mettipaddi of Iron Age
III Indus Valley Civilisation
2.5 YEAR 1000 TO 500 B.C
IV Trade Routes in Arabia- About 2000 B.C
2.6 YEAR 500 TO 1 B.C
V Route of Alexander the Great
VI Spread of Buddhism
2.7 YEAR 1 AD TO 500 AD
2.8 YEAR 500 AD TO 1000 AD
VII Islamic Empire in AD700
VIII Tomb of Cheraman Perumal at Salalah
2.9 YEAR 1000 AD TO 1500 AD
IX Shiva Temple, Prambana
X Ananda Temple, Pagan
XI Muslim Settlements in Kerala
XII Fifth Century Maritime Trade Routes in Asia
XIII Mongol Empire-AD 1200
2.10 YEAR 1500 AD TO 1700 AD
2.11 YEAR 1700 AD TO 1800 AD
XIV Postage Stamp issued by USA in 1892 in memory of Columbus
XV British Settlement in Australia
2.12 YEAR 1800 AD TO 1850 AD
2.13 YEAR 1850 AD TO 1900 AD
2.14 YEAR 1900 AD TO 1950 AD
2.1 Indians in Malaya
2.15 YEAR 1950 AD TO 2003 AD
2.2 Migration to Middle East from India 1975-2000
XVI Migrants as Percentage of TotaI Population by Countries, 2000
2.3 ILO Estimate of Migrant Workers by Region
II-I Countries with the highest perecentage of international migrant Stock, 2000
2.4 Total Population and Migrants in Gulf Countries
2.5 Indian Community in Different Countries, 1994-95 & 2001
2.6 Keralites Employed in Different Countries, 1999
NOTES AND REFERENCES
3. THEORIES OF MIGRATION
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Definition of Migration
3.3 Classification of Migration
3.4 Labour Migration
3.5 Expatriates
3.6 Migrant Worker
3.7 Migration Theories and Studies
3.8 Causes of Migration
3.9 Differential Migration
3.10 Brain Drain
3.11 Effect of Migration on Natives
3.12 Summary
NOTES AND REFERENCES
4. THE MIDDLE EAST - AN OVERVIEW
4.1 INTRODUCTION
XVII Comprehensive Map of Middle East
XVIII An Old map of Middle East and India
4.1 Language skills of Residents of Different Middle East Countries
4.2 GDP & Per Capita Income
4.3 NRIs in Major Arab Countries 2000
4.2 COUNTRIES OF THE MIDDLE EAST
XIX Map of Bahrain
4.4 Cost Indicators for Manama
XX Manama, Bahrain
XXI Map of Kuwait
4.5 Cost Indicators for Kuwait City
4.6 Occupational Distribution of h Migrants to Kuwait, 1990
XXII Map of United Arab Emirates
4.7 Cost Indicator for Abu Dhabi & Dubai
XXIII Sheik Zayed Road, Dubai-2004
IV-I Percentage wise transactions to Kerala Districts from UAE through UAE Exchange Centre
XXIV Geographical Map of Oman
XXV Mutrah Fort, Muscat
4.8 Cost Indicators for Muscat
XXVI Salalah- A Replica of Kerala
XXXII Geographical Map of Qatar
4.9 Cost Indicator for Manama
XXVIII Geographical Map of Saudi Arabia
4.10 Growth of Unemployment in Saudi Arabia
4.11 Saudi Arabias Key Economic Indicators
XXIX Hajj Mosque, Mecca
4.12 Cost Indicators for Riyadh & Jeddah
XXX Geographical Map of Iraq
XXXI Baghdad Residential Quarters south of Tigris
XXXII Sanaa, Yemen
XXXIII Geographical Map of Yemen
XXXIV Amman, Jordan- An Arial View
XXXV Geographical Map of Jordan
XXXVI Map of Iran
XXXVII Shiraz, Iran. Tomb of Hafezich
XXXVIII Arial View of Beirut
XXXIX Parliament Square, Beirut in SOs
XL Map of Lebanon
XLI Map of Libya
XLII Tripoli, Libya
XLIII A View of Damascus
XLIV Geographical map of Syria
NOTES AND REFERENCES
5. ISSUES OF LOCALISATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES AND ITS ANALYSIS
5.1 Introduction
5.1 Capita GDP and presence of Expatriates in the National population
V-I Labour Force- Expatriates Vs. Nationals in GCC
5.2 Employment Rates in the Middle East
5.2 Population growth of the Arabian Peninsula, 1950-1997
5.3 Nationals and Expatriates in the GCC Workforce, 2003
5.3 Possible Strategies
5.4 Literacy and Employment Status of Women in GCC
5.4 Localisation and Private Sector
5.5 Comparison of Population and Area
5.5 Institutional Labour Policies to assist Localisation
5.6 The Arab Human Development Report, 2002
5.7 The Arab Human Development Report, 2003
5.8 Human Development Report, 2003
5.6 Human Development Index of Middle East Countries
5.9 World Bank Report, 2003
5.10 IMF Report, 2004
5.11 United Nations Convention on Migrant Workers, 1990
5.12 Universal Declaration of Human Rights
5.13 Survey of Expats Benefits
5.14 Salary Survey, 2003
5.7 Average Monthly Salary in US $ in the Gulf
5.15 Salary Survey in Dubai
5.7 Average Income & Expenses of Families in Dubai, 1998
5.16 lndia and Localisation
5.8 Percentage of NRIs in the Total population of Gulf Countries, 2000
5.9 Estimated number of Indians returned under amnesty and those continuing in the region
5.10 Estimated Remittance received from Expatriates
5.11 Estimated number of Indians migrated and percentage to Middle East region
5.17 Oman
5.12 National and Foreign Manpower growth, Oman 1975-2000
5.13 Distribution of Omani and Expatriate workers by occupation-1993
5.14 Distribution- Expatriate workers by nationality-1998
5.15 Average Education by Occupation & Nationality-1993 (Oman)
5.18 United Arab Emirates
V-II Expatriate Nationalities in UAE
5.16 National and Foreign Manpower Growth, UAE 1975-2000
5.17 Educational Level of Candidates registered with Tanmia
5.18 Dubai Population (10 years and above) by Educational Status
5.19 Average annual compensation b Economic Sector in UAE, 1997
5.20 Visas issued by UAE in 2002
5.19 Saudi Arabia
V-III Expatriate Nationalities in Sand Arabia
5.21 National and Foreign Manpower Growth, KSA 1975-2000
5.22 Reasons for Hiring Non-Saudis
5.23 Saudi Arabia: Manpower demand and supply projection
5.20 Bahrain
5.24 Bahrains local and expatriate manpower and labour force
V-IV Labour Force by Nationality in Census Years
5.21 Kuwait
5.25 Asian working force in Private Sector
5.26 National and Foreign Manpower growth, Kuwait, 1975-2000
5.22 Qatar
5.27 National and Foreign Manpower growth, Qatar, 1975-2000
5.28 Private sector participation in Qatar Economy
5.23 Conclusion
NOTES AND REFERENCES
6. ROLE OF VARIOUS AGENCIES IN THE GROWTH OF MIGRATION
6.1 INTRODUCTION
6.1 Percent distribution of labour flow from India by destination, 1991-97
6.2 AGENTS-AUTHORISED AND UNAUTHORISED
6.3 MIGRATION THROUGH FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
6.4 ODEPC
6.5 MINISTRY OF NRKs-KERALA
6.6 NORKA
6.7 AIR TRAVEL
6.2 Details of weekly flights from Middle East to Kerala as of January, 2004
VI-I Weekly flights from Kerala to Middle East
6.8 GOVERNMENT OF INDIAs POLICY TOWARDS EMIGRATION
6.9 HIGH LEVEL COMMITTE ON INDIAN DIASPORA
6.10 IDEAL ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN TERMS OF PORTERS THEORY
VI-II Porters Diamond
6.11 CONCLUSION
NOTES AND REFERENCES
7. PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF KERALA WORKERS IN THE MIDDLE EAST REGION - AN ANALYSIS
SECTION - 7.1 ANALYSIS OF THE GENERAL BACKGROUND OF KERALA EMPLOYEES IN THE MIDDLE EAST REGION
7.1.1.1 Classification of Kerala Employees on the basis of their country of employment in the Middle East region
7.1.1.2 Range - wise classification of the present age of the Respondents
7.1.1.3 Classification of Respondents on the basis of the category of their Present Job
7.1.1.4 Details regarding the Home District of the Respondents
7.1.1.5 Details regarding the Present Country of Employment and the Home Districts of the Respondents
VII-I Home Districts of employees from Kerala vis-a-vis Present country of employment
7.1.1.6 Home district - wise, Religion - wise classification of Kerala Employees
7.1.1.7 Gender - wise, marital status - wise classification of Respondents
VII-II Home District in Kerala vis-à-vis Religion of Respondents
7.1.1.8 Marital Status vis-a-vis Job Category
7.1.1.9 Educational Qualification visa vis Marital Status of Respondents
VII-III Marital Status vis-a-vis Education
7.1.1.10 Home District vis-A-vis Marital Status
7.1.1.11 Marital Status vis-a-vis Religion
VII-IV Marital Status vis-a-vis Religion
7.1.1.12 Country of Employment vis-a-vis Marital Status
VII-V Marital Status of respondents- Harried vs. Single ratio
7.1.1.13 Range - wise Monthly Income vis-a-vis Marital Status of Respondents
VII-VI Marital Status vis-a-vis Salary
7.1.1.14 Details regarding the Educational Qualifications of the respondents at the time of their initial migration
7.1.1.15 Educational qualification- wise, Age- wise classification of respondents at the time of their arrival
7.1.1.16 Occupation - wise, Gender w ise classification of the Respondents
7.1.1.17 Present Country vis-a-vis Gender
7.1.1.18 Educational Qualification vis-a-vis Gender
7.1.1.19 Country vis - a - vis Present Age
VII-VII Gender vis-a-vis Education
7.1.1.20 Country vis-a-vis Present Age- Ratio between UAE and Other GCC Countries
7.1.1.21 District vis-a-vis Religion
7.1.1.22 Computation of Correlations Life Satisfaction with Independent Factors
7.1.2.1 Occupation in India, Prior to Migration Vs Year of Migration
VII-VIII Occupation in India vis-a-vis Vein of Migration
7.1.2.2 Employment sector in India vs Year of Migration
VII-IX Representation of Migration from Different Employment Sectors.
7.1.2.3 Occupation in India vs. Age at Migration
VII-X Occupation in India Percentage; vs. Age at Migration
7.1.2.5 Last Monthly Salary in India v,. Year of migration
VII-XI Last Salary of Respondents who migrated in 1996 to 2000
7.1.2.4 Last Salary of Respondent vs. Occupation in India
VII-XII Unemployed Migrants vis-à-vis tear of Migration
7.1.2.7 Mode of leaving previous job in India vs. Year of migration
7.1.2.8 Occupation in India vs. Mode of leaving previous job
7.1.3.1 Year of migration vs. Country
VII-XIII Year of Migration vs. Country e f Migration
7.1.3.2 Age at the Time of Migration V Educational Qualification.
VII-XIV Age at Migration vs. Qualification
7.1.3.3 Channel of Obtaining the First Job
VII-XV Home District vs. Source of Employment.
VII-XVI Place of Interview vs. Year of Migration
VII-XVII Place of Interview vs. Year of Migration
7.1.3.4 Home District vs. Place of Interview
7.1.3.5 Home District vs. Place of Interview (%-ge wise)
7.1.3.6 Reason for migration vs. Home District
VII-XVIIa Reason for Migration
7.1.3.7 Reason for Migrating vs. Religion of Migrant
VII-XVIII Purpose of Migration vs. Religion
7.1.3.8 Rank given for lack of employment vs. Home District
7.1.3.9 Rank given for lack of employment vs. Religion
7.1.3.10 Rank given for lack of employment vs. Year of Migration
VII-XIX Unemployment as the reason for migration vs. Year of migration
7.1.3.11 Reason for migrating due to Politics vs. Home District
VII-XX Respondents with Politics as prime reason of migration vs. Home district
7.1.3.12 Migration Reason as to maintain family vs. Last Indian Income
VII-XXI Migrated to Support Family Vs. Last Indian Monthly Income
7.1.3.13 Reason for Migration-To save fund for future vs. Last Indian Monthly Income
7.1.3.14 Reason for Migration- Career Prospects vs. Indian Employment Sector
7.1.3.15 Qualification at the time of migration vs. Religion
7.1.3.16 Qualification at the time of migration vs. Religion- in percentage
7.1.3.17 Range wise classification experience of respondents in Middle East
VII-XXII Respondents who have worked in another Middle East country.
7.1.3.18 Country wise classification of respondents who worked a Middle East country other than host country
7.1.3.19 Gender vs. Reason for leaving previous job in Middle East
VII-XXIII Gender vs. Reason for leaving previous job
7.1.3.20 Reason for leaving previous job v s. Religion
7.1.4.1 Present occupation vs. Gender
7.1.4.2 Nationality of the Manager vs. Host Country
VII-XXIV Nationality of Manager vs. Host Countries
7.1.4.3 Harassment vs. Host Country
VII-XXV Mental / Physical Harassment vs. lost Country
7.1.4.4 Harassment vs. Religion of Respondents
VII-XXVI Harassment vs. Religion of Respondent
7.1.4.5 Harassment vs. Job Category of Respondents
7.1.4.6 Harassment vs. Gender of Respondents
VII-XXVII Harassment vs. Gender
7.1.4.7 Harassment vs. Nationality of Manager
VII-XXVIII Harassment vs. Nationality of Manager
7.1.4.8 Harassment vs. Nationality of Organisation
VII-XXIX Harassment vs. Nationality of Organisation
7.1.4.9 Monthly Income vs. Harassment
VII-XXX Income vs. Harassment
7.1.4.10 Prejudice vs. Religion
7.1.4.11 Prejudice vs. Host Country
Vll-XXXI Prejudice vs. Religion of Respondents
VII-XXXII Prejudice vs. Host Country
7.1.4.12 Prejudice vs. Job Category
7.1.4.13 Prejudice vs. Gender of Respondents
Vll-XXXIII Prejudice vs. Job Category
VII-XXXIV Prejudice vs. Gender of Respondents
7.1.4.14 Prejudice vs. Nationality of Manager
7.1.4.15 Nationality of the Organisation vs. Prejudice
VII-XXXV Prejudice vs. Nationality of Manager
VII-XXXVI Prejudice vs. Nationality of Organisation
7.1.4.16 Prejudice vs. Monthly Income
VII-XXXVII Prejudice vs. Monthly Salary
7.1.4.17 Job Security vs. Threat of Localisation
VII-XXXVIII Racial / Religious Discrimination vs. Income
7.1.4.18 Threat of Localisation vs. Nationality of Organisation
VII-XXXIX Localisation threat vs. Nationality of Organisation
7.1.4.19 Perception of Threat of Localisation vs. Nationality of Manager
VII-XL Perception about Threat of Localisation vs. Nationality of Manager
7.1.4.20 Perception of Threat of Localisation vs. Host Country
7.1.4.21 Perception of Job Security vs. Experience in Middle East
VlI-XLI Perception of Localisation Threat vs. Host Country
VII-XI-II Perception of Job Security vs Experience in Middle East
7.1.4.22 Perception of Job Security vs. Experience in Host Country
7.1.4.23 Perception of Job Security vs. Salary
VII-XLIII Perception of Job Security vs, Salary
7.1.4.24 Perception of Job Security vs. Host Country
7.1.4.25 Perception of Job Security vs. Present Occupation
7.1.4.26 Perception of Job Security vs. Gender
7.1.4.27 Perception of Job Insecurity due to abolishment of post vs. Occupation
7.1.4.28 Nationality of Organisation vs. Requirement to do overtime
7.1.4.29 Gender vs. Overtime
VII-XLIV Requirement to work overtime
VII-XLV Gender vs. Overtime
7.1.4.30 Job Category vs. Overtime
VII-XLVI Overtime vs. Occupation
7.1.4.31 Host Country vs. Overtime
7.1.4.32 Impact on Life Satisfaction Index. due to Overtime as against Religion
VII-XLVII Life Satisfaction on Religion vs. Overtime
7.1.4.33 Impact of Overtime and allowance on Life Satisfaction Index
7.1.4.34 Occupation vs. Skills
7.1.4.35 Occupation vs. Skills (%)
7.1.4.36 Religion vs. Importance Language Ability of Respondents
7.1.4.37 Job Security vs. Skills
7.1.4.38 Job Security vs. Skills (%)
7.1.4.39 Occupation vs. Threat faced by Respondents
7.1.4.40 Occupation vs. Threat faced by Respondents (%)
7.1.4.41 Reason for Job Threat vs. Gender
7.1.4.42 Reason for Job Threat vs. Gender (%)
7.1.4.43 Reason for Job Threat vs. Host Country
7.1.4.44 Reason for Job Threat vs. Host Country (%)
7.1.4.45 Occupation vs. Monthly Salary
7.1.4.46 Occupation vs. Monthly Salary (%)
VII-XLVIII Occupation vs. Monthly Salary
7.1.4.47 Independent Variables of Salary
7.1.4.48 Occupation vs. Free Accommodation
VII-XLIX Occupation vs. Accommodation
7.1.4.49 Occupation vs. Gender vs. Free. Accommodation
7.1.4.50 Gender vs. Occupation vs. Free Food
7.1.4.51 Occupation vs. Gender vs. Free Transport
7.1.4.52 Over time work vs. Gender vs. Income
VII-L Requirement to do overtime
7.1.4.53 Requirement to do overtime Vs. Host Country vs. Gender
7.1.4.54 Occupation vs. Gender vs. Requirement for Overtime
7.1.5.1 Source of Accommodation cost vs. Perception of Accommodation
7.1.5.2 Monthly Salary vs. Freedom to Express
VII-LI Salary vs. Freedom to Express
7.1.5.3 Host Country vs. Facility to Travel within Host Country
VII-LII Freedom to Travel vs. Host Country
7.1.5.4 Perception of Salary vs. Nationality of Organisation
VII-LIII Weighed average score of Perception of Salary vs. Nationality of Organisation
7.1.5.5 Ability to Save vs. Monthly Salary
VII-LIV Monthly Salary vs. Ability to Save
7.1.5.6 Recreation Facilities vs. Host Country
VII-LV Weighed Average Score of Recreation Facility vs. Host Country
7.1.5.7 Adequate Communication Facility vs. Host Country
VII-LVI Weighed Average Score vs- Host Country
7.1.5.8 Life Satisfaction Index
VII-LVII Life Satisfaction Index vs. lob Category
7.1.5.9 Life Satisfaction Index vs. Host Country vs. Districts
VII-LVIII Life Satisfaction Index vs. District vs. Host Country
7.1.5.10 Family Life Failure vs. Marital Status vs. Gender
7.1.5.11 Age of Respondents vs. Gender vs. Family Life Failure
VII-LIX Failure of family life vs. Gender vs. Age
7.1.5.12 Family Life Failure vs. Country of employment and Gender of Respondents
7.1.5.13 Qualification of Respondents vs. Disappointment due to not obtaining appropriate job
VII-LX Qualification of Respondents vs. Disappointment due to not obtaining appropriate job
7.1.5.14 Country of employment of Respondents vs. Disappointment due to not obtaining appropriate job
7.1.5.15 Job insecurity of Respondent- vs. Nationality of their Manager
7.1.5.16 Job insecurity of Respondents, vs. Country of Employment and Gender
7.1.5.17 Increased family responsibilit y vs. Marital Status and Gender
7.1.5.18 Increased Family responsibility vs. Age and Gender of Respondents
7.1.5.19 Mental Tension of Respondents vs. Gender and Age
7.1.5.20 Age of Respondents vs. Diseases suffered
7.1.6.1 Respondents with loan repayment burden against their monthly income
7.1.6.2 Respondents with Loan repayment burden vs. Host Country
7.1.6.3 Age of Respondents vs. Gender vs. Family Life Failure
7.1.6.4 Loan repayment burden vs, Religion of Respondents
7.1.7.1 Qualification of Respondents at the time of migration vs. Religion
7.1.7.2 Age of Respondents vs. Gender vs. Family Life Failure
VII-LXI Perception of benefit of better Qualification for a better job against Qualification
7.1.7.3 Perception about benefit of better Qualification vs. Present Job Category
VII-LXII Perception of Benefit of Better Qualification vs. Present Job Category
7.1.7.4 Respondents who acquired new qualification in ME vs. Present Job Category
7.1.7.5 Interest of Respondents to Acquire New Qualification vs. Present Qualification
7.1.8.1 Future expected Stay in ME vs. Present Age of Respondents
7.1.8.2 Age of Respondents vs. Expected Retirement Age
VII-LXIII Weighed Average Future Stay vs. Present Age
7.1.8.3 Intention of Respondents to Migrate to Another Country vs. Job category
VII-LXIV Weighed Average Score of Inte ntion to Migrate vs. Host Country
7.1.9.1 Opinion on Voting Rights vs. Monthly Income
VII-LXV Weighed Average Score on Vo-ting Rights vs. Monthly income
7.1.9.2 Urge to have Voting Rights vs. Religion
VII-LVI Weighed Average Score need fir Voting Rights vs. Host Country
7.1.9.3 Opinion on Indian Consulates vs. Host Country
VII-LXVII Opinion on Indian Consulate vs. Host Country
7.1.9.4 Opinion about NORKA vs. Host Country
VII-LXVIII Weighed Average Score on Opinion of Norka vs. Host Country
7.1.9.5 Opinion about NORKA vs. Income Group
VII-LXIX Opinion on NORKA vs. Salary
7.1.10.1 Opinion on the statement Present salary sufficient for education, experience and the work done vs. Work place
7.1.10.2 Opinion on the statement Present housing facility is adequate vs. Work place
7.1.10.3 Opinion on the statement
7.1.10.4 Opinion on the statement Respondents can travel easily within the host country vs. Work Place
7.1.10.5 Opinion on the statement Able to save enough money vs. workplace
7.1.10.6 Opinion on the statement Sufficient recreational facilities in host country vs Workplace
7.1.10.7 Opinion on the statement Opinion about NORKA is good vs. workplace
7.1.10.8 Opinion on the statement Communicate with home / family whenever required is easy vs. workplace
7.1.10.9 Opinion on the statement Indian consulate is very helpful vs. workplace
7.1.10.10 Opinion on the statement Planning to Migrate permanently to another country vs. workplace
7.1.10.11 Opinion on the statement Indian living abroad should be allowed to vote in Indian elections vs. Workplace
7.1.10.12 Opinion on the statement Better education qualification will yields better job vs. workplace
7.1.10.13 Opinion on the statement Localization move is threatening the present job vs. workplace
7.1.10.14 Logistic Regression for the Satisfaction Level in Kerala Employees
7.1.10.15 Values of
SECTION - 7.2 ANALYSIS OF THE DISPOSITION OF EMPLOYERS TOWARDS KERALA EMPLOYEES IN THE MIDDLE EAST REGION
7.2.1.1 Place of Head of Office of Employer Company vs. Host Country of Respondent
7.2.1.2 Activity of employer Company vs. Place of Employment
7.2.1.3 Sector of Organisation vs. Country of Employment.
7.2.1.4 Responsibility of Respondents vs. Place of Operation
7.2.2.1 Effect of Localisation on Recruitment vs. Host Country
7.2.2.2 Effect of Localisation on Recruitment for Blue Collar Job vs. Host Country.
VII-LXX Effect of Localisation on Recruitment vs. Host Country
VII-LXXI Effect of Localisation on Recruitment of Blue Collar Jobs vs. Host Country
7.2.2.3 Effect of Localisation on Recruitment for Middle Management Job vs. Host Country
VII-LXXII Effect of Localisation on Recruitment of Middle Management Jobs vs. Host Country
7.2.2.4 Effect of Localisation on Recruitment on Skilled Jobs vs. Host Country
VII-LXXVII Effect of Localisation on Recruitment for Skilled Jobs vs. Host Country
7.2.3.1 Mode of Recruitment vs. Country of Employment
7.2.3.2 Influence of Nationality of Candidate during Selection vs. Country of Employment.
VII-LXXIV Influence of Nationality of Candidate during Selection vs. Country of Employment.
7.2.4.1 Familiarity with Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
7.2.4.2 Employers with Kerala workers vs. Country
7.2.4.3 Category of Kerala workers vs. Sector of Employer.
7.2.5.1 Opinion about Kerala worker; Loyalty vs. Host Country
7.2.5.2 Age of Respondents vs. Gender vs. Family Lire Failure
VII-LXXV Weighed Average Score on Loyalty vs. Host Country
VII-LXXVI Weighed Average Score on Hard working Nature vs. Host Country
7.2.5.3 English Language Skill is Good vs. Country
7.2.5.4 Opinion on Work Skill vs. Country of Employment
VII-LXXVII Weighed Average Score on Opinion on English Skills vs. Host Country
VII-LXXVII Weighed Average Score on Opinion on Work Skill vs. Host Country
7.2.5.5 Opinion on Adaptability of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
7.2.5.6 Opinion on Honesty of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment.
VII-LXXVIll Weighed Average Score on the Opinion on Adaptability vs. Host Country
VII-LXXIX Opinion on Honesty of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
7.2.5.7 Opinion on Leadership Quality of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
7.2.5.8 Opinion on Dedication of Kuala Workers vs. Country of Employment
VII-LXXX Opinion on Leadership Quality of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
VII-LXXXI Opinion on Dedication of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
7.2.5.9 Opinion on Punctuality of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
VII-LXXXII Opinion on Punctuality of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
7.2.5.10 Opinion on Future Prospect of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
7.2.5.11 Opinion that Kerala Workers are Problematic vs. Country of Employment
VII-LXXXIII Opinion on Future Prospects of Kerala Workers vs. Country of Employment
VII-LXXXIV Opinion that Kerala Workers are Problematic vs. Country of Employment
SECTION - 7.3 ANALYSIS OF THE PERCEPTIONS OF RECRUITING AGENCIES TOWARDS KERALA EMPLOYEES IN THE MIDDLE EAST REGION
7.3.1.1 Place of Main Office vs. Area for which Recruiting.
7.3.2.1 Impact of Localisation Move vs. Place of Main Office
7.3.2.2 Impact of Localisation Move on Blue Collar Job Recruitment vs. Place of Main Office
7.3.2.3 Impact of Localisation Move on Middle Management Job Recruitment vs- Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.2.4 Impact of Localisation Move on Skilled Job Recruitment vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.3.1 Impact of Nationality on Recruitment vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.4.1 Familiarity with Kerala Workers vs. Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.5.1 Opinion on Loyalty of Kerala Workers vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.5.2 Opinion on Hard Working Nature of Kerala Workers vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.5.3 English language Skill of Kerala Workers vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.5.4 Opinion on Work Skill of Kerala Workers vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.5.5 Opinion on Work Adaptability of Kerala Workers vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.5.6 Fields in which Kerala Workers could excel vs. Place of Main Office of Recruitment Agency
7.3.5.7 Age of Respondents vs. Gender vs. Family Life Failure
SECTION - 7.4 PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF KERALA EMPLOYEES IN THE MIDDLE EAST REGION
XLVI A Group of trapped Keralites in Bahrain
XLVII 31 Keralite women hailing from Kollam and Pathanamthitta districts who were arrested for prostitution in Deira Dubai in January 2005 and as produced before the court in Dubai.
XLVIII A Keralite Shawarma Maker of Muscat
XLIX Two construction workers enjoying their lunch in Qatar
XLX A Labour Camp in Abu Dhabi
XLXI A work site in Qatar
8. FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, SUGGESTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
A. FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
XLX Execution of Prisoners in Saudi Arabia
XLXI Construction Workers waiting for Transport back to Camp after a hard day
B. SUGGESTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
NOTES & REFERENCES
APPENDICES
APPENDIX I Questionnaire for Kerala Employees
APPENDIX II Questionnaire for Employers
APPENDIX III Questionnaire for Recruiting Agencies
APPENDIX IV Malayalam Questionnaire for Kerala Employers
APPENDIX V SPSS 11.5 OUTPUT
APPENDIX V Gulf Kerala Web Site
APPENDIX VI Leaflet for promoting Gulf Kerala Study
APPENDIX VII Gulf Kerala Study Icon
APPENDIX VIII Template for Gulf Kerala Study e-mail Broadcast
APPENDIX IX News Paper Reports
APPENDIX X Gulf Kerala Study in Search Engines
APPENDIX XI Gulf Kerala Study in Online Newspapers
APPENDIX XII Support received from different sponsors for the Gulf Kerala Study
APPENDIX XIII Gulf Kerala Study- Kerala Workers; Promotion of the study- Impact of different promotional media
APPENDIX XIV Reports on Kerala Migrants Workers Sufferings
APPENDIX XV Messages
APPENDIX XVI Glimses of Keralite Struggling to eke out a Living in te Middle East Region
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