MigrantWorkers

IRS Faces Significant Revenue Loss If Migrant Tax Filings Decline

1 month ago

Recent reports suggest that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) could potentially face a steep decline in tax revenue if migrants in the United States choose to stop filing their tax returns. This revelation has sparked concerns about the financial implications for both the IRS and the broader economy, shedding light on the crucial role that migrant workers play in the nation’s tax system.

Indonesia Poised to Reopen Pathways for Labor Migration to Saudi Arabia

2 months ago

In a significant policy shift, Indonesia is set to lift its ban on sending migrant workers to Saudi Arabia, a decision long awaited by both prospective migrants and industries reliant on overseas labor. The Indonesian government’s move, which reflects a newfound confidence in ensuring the safety and rights of workers, is expected to reignite labor migration to the Gulf region, particularly in sectors like domestic work and construction.

Canada Takes Action to Combat Migrant Worker Exploitation by Axing Key Incentive for Scammers

5 months ago

In a significant move aimed at protecting vulnerable immigrant workers, Canada has decided to eliminate a major incentive that has long allowed scammers to lure migrants into low-wage jobs. This policy decision comes as part of a broader strategy to combat labor exploitation and human trafficking within the country.