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Author: Ashutosh Mina
Ashutosh Mina
3rd year Law Student at DR. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University,Sonepat.
Migrant Workers Introduction Migration of labours for work is not a new practice, it has been a long practice over the centuries that has been taking place between the countries, state, regions and over different places in search of employment to sustain their families; it is a structural feature of both domestic and global labour economics. In India, internal migration takes place for over 450 million people, while cross-border migration involves millions of migrant Indian workers working outside India in the Gulf, Southeast Asia, etc. Despite their contribution to economics, migrant workers often face legal invisibility, informal employment, and limited…
