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Dr. Vera S. Rakovskaya, student Ksenja I. Makarova
National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University, Russia
PLACE
AND ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION IN THE SOCIOLABOR RELATIONS SYSTEM
The research was completed under financial support of Russian State
Humanitarian Fund within the research project (Influence of External Migration
on the Sociolabor Relation System), project No. 11-32-00305a2.
Today
the globalization of the economy is the most important factor, which regulates
sociolabor relations. It covers the whole system of international relations. In
new global environment, knowledge becomes a basic resource for economic growth
and economic security. So demands for education level of workers increase. Also
nowadays we pay attention to innovative areas of the economy and production. Labor
migration is one of important characteristic of the new economic model.
The
modern world marked by constant mass migration waves of million people.
External labor migration has become an integral part of today's global economy
and it is an important background for stable economic development. The total
world output increases as a result of migration because of more efficient use
of labor resources due to their cross-country redistribution. [1, p. 106]
Labor
is a global resource, the movement of which depends on different reasons. Economic
motives for migration are dominant. The reasons are different economic levels
of the countries development. The labor force moves from countries with low
living standards to countries with higher levels standards.
However,
labor migration is the kind of demonstration of disbalance between economic and
demographic development of the country. The lagging of economic development from
more rapid population growth leads to the formation of labor surplus. As a
result of it, some workers have to emigrate in search of work. Consequently,
unemployment is a significant economic factor of the labor migration. For the
past ten years the number of unemployed in the world has had high level despite
of the global economy growth. In 2010, the world unemployment was 205 million
people. [2] In many countries, which have relative surplus of working
population, the export of labor helps to reduce the unemployment level and
ensure the inflow of remittances from abroad.
Today
there is the increase of amount of countries, which export and import labor at
the same time. International migration is important for socio-economic
development. The formed market of high skilled labor force has a positive
impact on demographic processes and human capital formation. Currently there is
severe demographic crisis in the world. According to forecasts of the European
Commission to maintain the present population, the EU will increase the annual inflow
of immigrants to 700 thousand people. EU will have to take every year about one
million immigrants to maintain the current level of the economically active
population. According to experts of the ILO, by 2050 the rate of European
living standards without immigrants will fall to 78% compared with the current
day. [3] What about Russia, if we take into consideration the current migration
trends, according to the estimations, population decline to 112-119 million (to
20%) by 2050. [4] For compensation of these tendencies, million immigrants should
come every year in Russia.
It
is necessary to pay special attention to international labor market as a form
of labor migration existence, when we tell about labor migration. The market
represents a new qualitative development of the labor market in terms of
growing internationalization of production and growth of communication between
people. This interaction plays a role in organization of the sociolabor
relations, because labor workers, including migrant, come into some social
relationships, interacting with each other in the labor process.
Social interactions in work environment are a form of social relations,
realized in the exchange activities and mutual action. [5, p. 18] In general, the
socio-labor relations are complicated system of multi-level social relations
between employees, employers and government in the work process. The aim of the
process is the ensuring of the necessary level and life quality of workforce
and society, the system view of that allows distinguishing of interrelated
economic and social elements in their structure. [6, p. 23]
The
system of social-labor relations in a market economy includes such element as:
employees, employers, trade unions and the state. Subject of collective sociolabor
relations is the human resource policies, which include the spectrum of the
organization's personnel management. Social-labor relations types are
characterized by socio-psychological, ethical and legal entities form
relationships in the workplace.
As well as one hundred, two hundred years ago, most
people in Russia is dependent on the results of their work and focus on
productive career. Every day they are includes in the system of social-labor relations.
The business results, the quality of life, employment depend on efficiency of the system activity in terms of labor resources use. [7, p. 124]
However, the migration flows will have a significant
impact on the system of social-labor relations in Russia, which is in the becoming
process now. There are imperfect of legal and organizational forms of economic,
fiscal and social policies. Weak forms of social and labor relations reduce the
flexibility and adaptability of social-labor relations to the changing
realities. Reductions of wages and
social protection of people, excessive differentiation in incomes of social
groups, high levels of poverty are because of strengthening of the labor supply
due to arrivals of migrants. The result of it is stratification of society,
which can destabilizes the economic and political situation in the country. Existing consequences cause the relevance of the study of these issues, which
determine the law of development and efficiency of the system of social-labor
relations.
To sum up, increasing global division of labor contributes to migration
flows, which are constantly come from one country to another. The migration
processes provide problems and benefits for the involved countries. The positive
impact of migration on the economy are improved allocative efficiency of labor
markets, the movement of knowledge and competence, facilitation
of international trade, technology transfer, eliminations of barriers of economic development, stimulation
the development of social and labor relations.
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