H Geography - Human - Population - Impacts of Voluntary Migration

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What are advantages for the UK in migration from Poland to the UK?

  • Short term gap in labour is filled, many of the migrants are highly skilled engineers or academics

  • Migrants take jobs that locals did not want and will work for more competitive wages, thus reducing labour costs

  • Migrants will enrich the culture of the area they move into with music, food, and language

  • The increased population will result in an increase in tax paid to the government which can be invested in improving local services

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What are disadvantages for the UK in migration from Poland to the UK?

  • Migrant workers may be discriminated against which leads to increased tensions in communities

  • There may be a shortage of affordable housing

  • Cost of providing services like schooling and healthcare for the migrant population and their families will increase

  • The education system may become strained as some of the children may not speak English as a first language.

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What are advantages for Poland in migration from Poland to the UK?

  • Pressure on local services such as education, healthcare, and housing is reduced

  • Pressure on jobs is reduced so levels of unemployment fall

  • The birth rate is lowered so population growth will slow

  • Money sent home by migrants will boost the local economy

  • Migrants will learn new skills and may return to Poland with them

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What are disadvantages for Poland in migration from Poland to the UK?

  • The active and most educated population leave which results in a skills shortage in Poland

  • Families are divided and death rates may increase due to an ageing population

  • Family members remaining in Poland may become dependent on remittances sent home by migrant workers