“Arbeidsinnvandring” is a Norwegian term that translates to “labor immigration” in English. It refers to the process of individuals moving from one country to another primarily for the purpose of employment. This phenomenon occurs when people seek job opportunities in foreign countries, often due to better economic prospects, higher wages, or a shortage of labor in certain sectors within the host country. Labor immigration can involve various types of workers, including skilled professionals, seasonal workers, and laborers in industries like agriculture, construction, and hospitality. The implications of arbeidsinnvandring can be significant for both the host and home countries, impacting the labor market, economic growth, and demographic changes. It also raises discussions around immigration policies, integration, and the social dynamics between immigrants and native populations.
Antallet midlertidige bemanningsbyråer og mellommenn for ansettelse av utenlandske arbeidstakere i Kroatia har økt til flere hundre siden kvotene for ansettelse av utenlandske arbeidstakere ble avskaffet i begynnelsen av 2021,…