Labour migration

Labour migration refers to when people move from one country to another primarily to find employment or better work opportunities. This movement is driven by factors such as economic needs, better wages, job availability, or improved living conditions. Migrants often seek to fill labor shortages or improve their livelihoods, and their movement can contribute to economic growth in both their home and destination countries. While it can benefit individuals and economies, it also raises challenges related to integration, workers’ rights, and social cohesion. Overall, labour migration is a significant aspect of global movement of people motivated by work prospects.