Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in Malaysia

This article examines the effects of immigrants’ perceptions of their contribution to the host country, access to equal opportunities and government support on their career satisfaction. Results suggested that expatriates’ willingness to contribute to the host country have a significant positive ass...

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Main Author: Chuie-Hong TAN
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Oradea, Research Centre on Identity and Migration Studies-RCIMI 2010-05-01
Series:Journal of Identity and Migration Studies
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Online Access:http://e-migration.ro/jims/vol4_no1_2010/TAN_JIMS_Vol4_No1_2010.pdf
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description This article examines the effects of immigrants’ perceptions of their contribution to the host country, access to equal opportunities and government support on their career satisfaction. Results suggested that expatriates’ willingness to contribute to the host country have a significant positive association with their career satisfaction. Expatriates’ positive perceptions on equal opportunities to be successful are also significantly related directly to their career satisfaction. Results support the view that the expatriates’ optimistic perceptions towards the host country will enhance the quality of their career undertakings. Government should adopt a light touch towards the problem, by providing entry relaxation for them and promoting Malaysia as an attractive working and living environment.
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spelling doaj.art-705a8d5f8c4e456cb0c9ed0fc6992fee2022-12-21T23:41:54ZengUniversity of Oradea, Research Centre on Identity and Migration Studies-RCIMIJournal of Identity and Migration Studies1843-56101843-56102010-05-01413550Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in MalaysiaChuie-Hong TAN0Multimedia University, MalaysiaThis article examines the effects of immigrants’ perceptions of their contribution to the host country, access to equal opportunities and government support on their career satisfaction. Results suggested that expatriates’ willingness to contribute to the host country have a significant positive association with their career satisfaction. Expatriates’ positive perceptions on equal opportunities to be successful are also significantly related directly to their career satisfaction. Results support the view that the expatriates’ optimistic perceptions towards the host country will enhance the quality of their career undertakings. Government should adopt a light touch towards the problem, by providing entry relaxation for them and promoting Malaysia as an attractive working and living environment.http://e-migration.ro/jims/vol4_no1_2010/TAN_JIMS_Vol4_No1_2010.pdfCareer satisfactioncontributionequal opportunitygovernment supportMalaysia
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Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in Malaysia
Journal of Identity and Migration Studies
Career satisfaction
contribution
equal opportunity
government support
Malaysia
title Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in Malaysia
title_full Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in Malaysia
title_fullStr Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in Malaysia
title_short Career Satisfaction and Willingness to Contribute to Malaysian Economy: Skilled Migrants in Malaysia
title_sort career satisfaction and willingness to contribute to malaysian economy skilled migrants in malaysia
topic Career satisfaction
contribution
equal opportunity
government support
Malaysia
url http://e-migration.ro/jims/vol4_no1_2010/TAN_JIMS_Vol4_No1_2010.pdf
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