Ibarra, Jennylyn

BSA – I
Contemporary World
Activity 2

1. ILM or international labor immigration refers to the movement of a labor force from one country to
another. It is defined as the transfer of people from one state to another for the purpose of finding
work. Orderly and well-managed labor migration can alleviate labor scarcity, facilitate mobility, and
add to the human capital stock in countries confronting labor shortages.

2. Poor diets and greater psychiatric disorders can result from disrupted family life. When expected
future returns to education are low due to migration predictions, it may lower educational incentives.
For family members left behind, especially women, migration might limit labor force participation.

Parent-child interactions were frequently disturbed as a result of lengthy separation following

migration, resulting in emotional issues in youngsters. Psychosocial hazards may arise as a result of
the emotional effects, particularly among left-behind children who have experienced several adversity
in their families.
Labor migration is traditionally thought to benefit the family left behind economically. Remittance
transfers can help alleviate budget limitations, allowing people in the source country to spend more on
health care and education in the long run.
These are only some of the effects of International Labor Immigration whereas individuals, family,
and society are experiencing such.