Rich countries should not employ skilled labour from poor countries, as poor countries need the workers more. To what extent do you agree with this statement?

1Migration has become ubiquitous nowadays where every day thousands of people move from one country to another in search of a better quality of life. In this case, the developed nations may 2recruit all their workers fromsource all their manpower from 3poorer countriesthe poorer ones which in turn, can result in a scarcity of skilled workers. 4I completely agree with the notion of rich countries not employing skilled laborers which will be elucidated in the forthcoming paragraphs.

To begin with, poor nations are 5losing their most highly skilled citizensconceding their most intelligent natives and consequently, 6these nations will always dependthe latter will always depend on others for their economic growth. 7To elaborate furtherTo elaborate it further, 8this could create dependencythere could be a dependency which can affect the production system or could create a major impediment to the flow of work. For instance, Italy is recently recruiting doctors from 9countries such as Cuba and Mexicocountries, like Cuba and Mexico, to fill the 10vacancies caused by a shortage of doctorsvacancies created by the shortage of doctors. Thus, even though these countries tend to 11spend money on schoolsspend money for the schools to train their young people, 12they could face a shortage of skilled workersthe supply of skilled laborers could be lacking. Such a decision to allocate more funds 13to recruiting foreign doctors rather than to its own medical schoolsfor foreign doctors rather than for its own medical schools might lead to a 14shortagediminution of skilled labour in both countries.

15Moreover, brain drain is emerging not only with the highly educated people but also with the manual workers. For example, rich countries often require farmers because there are no 16local people in those countrieslocals in the states who are willing to take up the job. In most cases, these workers are 17poorly paidmeagrely rewarded 18because they are foreigners, which gives rise toas they are foreigners which gives a rise in 19discriminatory employment practicesbias-driven employment. Thus, the large corporations are accumulating wealth at the cost of ordinary people.

To conclude, rich countries 20should instead invest heavilyshould rather invest greatly in educating their own citizens, instead of importing skilled workers from other regions. 21Continuing to hire workersContinuation of hiring labours from poor countries will 22lead to a decline in the number oflead to diminishing of skilled workers and employment opportunities.