Due to the globalization the labour market is not nationally or regionally limited anymore it is globally unlimited. This leads to an enormous increase of labour supply. Living expenses differ significantly from country to country which means that there is a high discrepancy of salary and wages. Consequently foreign branches are established not only to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘migration’
12 May
Three remarks about emigration in Baltics
I think labour emigration from Eastern Europe to West Europe is a natural cause of actions. Although salaries are rising in East, the wage gap is huge and living standard is tempting in West. According to the academic researches (Mandsoor, Quillin, 2006) on average wage cap between 30 to 40 percent is necessary, but not [...]
11 May
Labor Force Leaving Eastern Europe
I know that we already have some posts about migration in Europe, but I have found another interesting article about the labour force from Eastern Europe leaving the home countries and going to work abroad…Everybody is talking about how the economic situation and living conditions are improving and also new jobs are being created, salaries are rising [...]
2 Apr
Migration – good for recipient and sending countries?
According to the World Bank in year 2000 36% of migrants in 20th richest countries were highly skilled. Do sending and receiving countries benefit or suffer from high-skilled migration? Without immigrants, ageing societies with low natural birthrate would have to cope with economic slowdown. Especially economies in America and Europe with increasing demand for high-skilled [...]
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