DOMESTIC MIGRATION STRESS OF INTERSTATE MIGRANT WORKERS WORKING IN COIMBATORE
Journal Title: IJAR-Indian Journal of Applied Research - Year 2017, Vol 7, Issue 10
Abstract
Migration has become a common phenomenon among the people after the process of globalization. There is also an uneven development on interstate migration as people started to move from place to place in search of many reasons majorly for better standard of life. Migration is the movement of people towards more developed areas to grab more new opportunities. The adaptability and adjustability of a migrant to new place leads the individual to face more stressful situations in their place of stay and at workplace (Berry, et.al. 2006). Based on the analysis done in several studies about the stressors after migration, the stress among the people after migration from different parts of the country to Coimbatore was analyzed in this study by adopting Descriptive research design. Purposive sampling was used to collect the data from 80 migrant workers working in shops and establishments in Coimbatore. The study was conducted with an idea to analyze the domestic migration stress among the interstate migrant workers working in Coimbatore.
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Dr. Sakthivel, Muthuvelappan P
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