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- Meaning of Mobility of Labour
- Types of Mobility of Labour
- Factors Influencing Mobility of Labour:
Mobility of labour is the movement of labour from one workplace (occupation) to another or from one geographical area to another.
Types of Mobility of Labour:
1. Occupational Mobility:
This is defined as the ease with which a labourer moves from one occupation to another. Occupational mobility can be horizontal or vertical.
A horizontal occupation is the movement of labour within the same occupation. This change of occupation is more rampant and easier for unskilled labourers who do not require special training to do their work.
A vertical occupation is the movement of labour from one occupation to a new occupation. e.g. A doctor
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