Georgina Chuatico's research while affiliated with The University of Western Ontario and other places
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Publications (5)
Immigration policies in Canada draw from the human capital model. Yet, many individuals admitted under this policy face barriers to actualizing their capital in the Canadian labour market. As a result, in the face of economic struggle, newcomers might choose alternative pathways to attaining employment, drawing both resources and opportunities from...
In this article, we employ a multinomial logistic regression model to determine which factors predict middle- and upper income class belonging among Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. We examine the impact of identity, education, occupation, and urbanization on income status. The positive impact of higher education is captured by the model; howe...
Construction is an important employer in all developed countries, which bolsters the local and global economy. The construction industry is responsible for creating structure that improve productivity and quality of life not only in Canada but also in other developed and developing countries. Although considerable research exists on important facet...
Upon migrating to a new country, immigrants will often turn to their ethnic communities for support, forming bonding social ties in the process. However, there are also those who form bridging ties by reaching outside of one’s immediate ethnic group. The social position occupied by individuals in society is maintained and reproduced by the cultural...
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... As a result, Indigenous women make less money not only compared to non-Indigenous workers but also compared to Indigenous men (AANDC 2008). A recent study by Haan et al. (2020) found gender gaps in earnings among Indigenous workers in professional jobs and in the management of companies and enterprises. Despite Indigenous women's higher education, they remain marginalized in knowledge industries (Haan et al. 2020). ...
... Thus, the results further indicate that improvement in migrants' social capital makes the provision of developmental public service more effective. On the contrary, no obvious effect is found in equity services, and it infers that social capital improves migrants' experience by amending sources of information (Chuatico & Haan, 2022). However, information asymmetry is rare in terms of medical care, insurance, and housing, and the factory or company migrants working for, play a leading role in providing this service. ...
