Rich countries should allow jobs for skilled and knowledgeable employees who are from poor countries. Do you agree or disagree?

Fortunate nations should be

giving

Suggestion

given

more professional opportunities for those employees with the required skills and knowledge who originate from less developed countries. While specific standards and qualifications must be clearly determined by employers in

developed

Suggestion

developing

countries to allow jobs for those who come from poor ones, the financial and professional rewards must be exactly the same as those provided for the natives. In my opinion, everyone with the appropriate skills and expertise deserves a chance for a better living conditions. Despite being challenging, getting a job in a foreign land is usually limited with certain criteria. In fact, only those who are qualified enough to adapt to

such

a demanding experience are given

this

opportunity and they will do their best to prove their worth.

For instance

, in Japan, hiring someone from a different continent is only allowed for those who speak Japanese.

Therefore

, as long as people from poorer parts of the world can match the requirements of a job in richer nations, they deserve to take the chance.

Moreover

, foreign workers should be given similar salaries and equal chances for promotions as their native counterparts.

Furthermore

, they should be even encouraged more giving the fact that they left everything behind back home seeking

this

experience.

For example

, research shows that foreign people tend to be more productive if they work in an environment where they feel welcomed.

Consequently

, equal privileges and rights should

also

be given to those who left their homelands searching for a better lifestyle in a another land. In conclusion, rich countries should allow jobs for skilled and knowledgeable individuals who are from poorer ones.

Although

it sounds fair to frame

this

process by specific criteria and requirements, it is

also

fair to provide them with the same rights and privileges. From my perspective, I think hardworking people with the right qualifications and expertise who come from financially struggling continents should be adopted by the more financially stable regions of the world.