Titlebook: Crossborder Care; Lessons from Central Miloslav Bahna,Martina Sekulová Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 care

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What Makes Us Moral? An Introduction,le of a secondary labor market—a low-prestige job with limited career prospects. We find that retirement was the exit strategy for less than a third of the 24-hour personal home care workers. More than half of the care workers found employment after their return to Slovakia. However, well in line wi

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Atheism and the Basis of Moralitytria concludes the book. Seeing care workers as labor migrants can explain the dynamics of live-in care provision in Austria, while insights from dual labor market theory explain particular features of live-in care work. After abandoning the care drain perspective, it is migration that turns employm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-97028-8care drain; carework; Slovakia; Austria; migration; labor migrants; economic migrants; unemployment

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Slovak Care Workers in Austria: An Overview,migration policy settings that have shaped this migration flow since the opening of borders between Austria and its post-communist neighbors—the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia in 1989. Chronically high unemployment is identified as an explanation for the dominant position of Slovak

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Care Workers as Economic Migrants,ic considerations, typically important in labor migration study. From this perspective, the notion of migration of care workers to Austria as a result of Austrian cash-for-care payments (.), legalization, and immigration policies is challenged. We demonstrate that the 2009 crisis-related unemploymen