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The ‘Earn, Learn, Return’ Model: A New Framework for Managing the Movement of Workers in the APEC Region to Address Business Needs EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Skills shortages and mismatches remain an acute concern for busines
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Document Date: 2014-06-30 09:42:57


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Washington / Milwaukee / /

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Manpower Group / Human Resources Development Working Group / /

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Japan / United States / Canada / China / Singapore / /

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University of Southern California Marshall School / Migration Policy Institute / U.S.-based Migration Policy Institute / /

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mobility systems / healthcare workers / insurance coverage / bank accounts / discounted communications / manufacturing industries / created banking services / high-tech manufacturing / education systems / educational systems / visa applications / /

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International Maritime Organization / Movement of Workers / International UN Labor Organization / Migration Policy Institute / APEC Business Advisory Council / University of Southern California Marshall School of Business / UN International Maritime Organization / Drivers of the Skills Gap Broader / Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation / international seafaring labor force / /

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Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias / Aaron Terrazas / /

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The APEC Worker / Address Business Needs EXECUTIVE / APEC Worker / worker mobility / Marshall / sector-based APEC Worker / /

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Southern California / /

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