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International backpackers working in Australia : legal employment and the black economy
This paper focuses on the experiences of backpackers in Australia; and their experiences of employment. It looks at the ways in which backpackers undertake the experience of work while in Australia and also, at what levels and in what capacities they are employed. This includes both legal or illegal forms of employment. It will also briefly explore levels of exploitation and how underhanded employers regard backpackers as cheap forms of labour ready to be exploited.
History
Parent Title
Sociology for a new millennium : challenges & prospects : TASA conference proceedings, Melbourne, 1999Start Page
309End Page
318Number of Pages
10Start Date
1999-01-01ISBN-10
0732617049ISBN-13
9780732617042Location
Monash University, Clayton Campus, MelbournePublisher
CeLTSPlace of Publication
Churchill, AustraliaPeer Reviewed
- Yes
Open Access
- No
External Author Affiliations
James Cook University;Era Eligible
- No