Migration within the EU
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- Created on: 07-02-17 15:50
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- Migration within the EU.
- Impacts of immigration in Poland (country of origin)
- Fewer unemployed people have been left looking for jobs.
- Labour shortages caused in the service, building & science industries.
- 2005/2006- £4million was sent back to Poland, almost 1/3 of its economic growth.
- People from Ukraine/ Belarus have been invited to fill work shortages.
- Loss of trained & skilled people.
- Strain on resources & racial tension.
- When people leave there is a family separation.
- Push Factors
- Natural disasters, low income & housing shortages.
- Bad Health care & racial/religious intolerance.
- High unemployment, political or social unrest & difficult climate
- Pull Factors
- Job prospects, good health care & high standard of living.
- Improved housing, racial/religious tolerance & attractive environments.
- High wages & educational opportunities.
- Impacts of immigration in the UK (host country)
- Strain on local services (schools & housing)
- Migrants provide a hard working, motivated workforce.
- Migrants fill skills shortages.
- Contribute to national & local economy- taxes help to support ageing pop.
- Pop. projected to rise from 61 to 71.6million by 2033. Just over 2/3 of that rise is expected to be to migration (direct/ indirect)
- Cultural exchange of ideas & lifestyles.
- Migrants are willing to do jobs not wanted by host country's own nationals.
- Transfer of knowledge.
- Impacts of immigration in Poland (country of origin)
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