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

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Shortage of skilled labour in developing
nations
, caused by migration of
people
 to developed
countries
, has raised the opinion that rich
countries
 should not employ skilled
workers
 from poor
countries
, as they are more required there. I agree with
this
 view only to a certain extent because a nation does require trained professionals for growth, but we cannot undermine the right of a person to get a better work opportunity as well. As the world has become a global village, more and more
people
 from developing
countries
 are shifting to developed
nations
 for better work opportunities and
lifestyle
, resulting in a shortage of skilled
workers
 in poor
countries
. To illustrate, in India, most of the youth is preferring to immigrate to developed
nations
 after completing their studies, rather than staying in their own country.
As a
result
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 an acute shortage of trained professionals can clearly be seen in India.
Thus
, the opinion that rich
countries
 should not hire
workers
 from developing
nations
, feels somewhat right.
However
, every person studies and works hard to get a better
lifestyle
 and earn more money, and the rich
countries
 offer much higher wages to trained professionals as compared to the poor
countries
. So the migration of qualified
people
 to rich
countries
 is quite justified.
In addition
 to
this
, there is a huge difference in the
lifestyle
 of rich
nations
 as compared to the poor ones, and
hence
, there is nothing wrong with
people
 going to work in rich
countries
 seeking better and happy life and developed
nations
 offering jobs to them. In conclusion, thinking about a nation, the view that jobs should not be offered to the skilled
workers
 of developing
nations
 by the developed
countries
 might feel right, but I am of the opinion that every individual deserves a better life and there is nothing wrong with rich
countries
 offering jobs, as they give them a chance to uplift their
lifestyle
 and earn more
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