Labour Immigration: A Suggested Solution for the Thuringian Labour Shortage Problem

Tran Nguyen, Anh Dao

ISBN 10: 3639464362 / ISBN 13: 9783639464368

Published by AV Akademikerverlag, 2013

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Labour Immigration: A Suggested Solution for the Thuringian Labour Shortage Problem
• Publisher: AV Akademikerverlag
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 3639464362
• ISBN 13: 9783639464368
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Like New
• Book Type: book

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Synopsis

The financial crisis in 2008 has gone but its affection still left the EU a disaster behind for example: Greece with highest record government debt, Spain and Portugal with the alarm rate of unemployment and Italy with a red inflation. The German economy is however a good exception. Its industrialization has well developed and brought a positive GDP and a number of job to the labour market. This number of job has grown rapidly that created its own excess labour demand situation. It is now addressed as an serious issue, which will escalate in the next decade. Germany needs urgent additional manpower. Labour immigration is one of their best option. But lets not the immigration history repeating, like the Turkish labour immigrants in the BDR 1960s incidence or the mistreated Vietnamese guest workers in the GDR 1980s. A well-organized integration plan is also what it needs. Therefore I suggest the suitable approaches from the macro and micro aspects such as: combine the international economic relations (labour as main factor) with regional economic long term development (effective productivity as main purpose). Managing the cross culture issue is also very important: respecting each nation and recognizing each identity. The main purpose of this book is to prove that the labour immigration is the right solution for Germany and the right approaches.

About the Author

"Why labour immigration? As my first tooth fell off, there was no tooth fairy placing a ten thousand Euro under my pillow. So I had to go abroad to earn money to pay for my tuition. I've been working for more than 10 years as an expatriate in Cambodia, UK, UAE, Oman, Canada and Germany. August 2012, I made it, a graduated Bachelor and an economist"