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Samoa’s 2026 labour mobility reforms: are they supported by evidence?
Charlotte Bedford
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- 07 Oct 2026
Samoa has capped and restructured its labour mobility scheme. New data on 18 years of RSE participation shows whether the reforms actually address the equity and skills-loss problems they target.About the author/sCharlotte BedfordCharlotte Bedford is a research fellow with the Development Policy Centre and is based in New Zealand.
Samoa has capped and restructured its labour mobility scheme. New data on 18 years of RSE participation shows whether the reforms actually address the equity and skills-loss problems they target.About the author/s
Charlotte Bedford
Charlotte Bedford is a research fellow with the Development Policy Centre and is based in New Zealand.
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