Drivers of self-expatriation among Filipino millennials
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2017
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Abstract
This study looks at the drivers of self-expatriation among Filipino Millennials. While the Philippine government continuously promotes economic growth in the country in order to open more jobs, there continues to be an increase in Filipinos, aged 15 34, moving to another country to work. This study names income, better jobs available abroad, lack of jobs availability in the Philippines, job security, and political stability as the main drivers of self-expatriation among Filipino millennials. Family comes out as one of the reasons for repatriation. This study suggests increased salaries in local employment and more opportunities available to specific professions to attract repatriation of Filipino millennials. It also recommends conduct of an in depth study on the and shocks as drivers of self-expatriation.
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| Authors | Agena, Jaika Almira R. |
| Journal | Malay Journal |
| Year | 2017 |
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