Dopady migrace na trh práce v Singapuru

This bachelor's thesis examines the impacts of migration on the labor market in Singapore, with an emphasis on identifying and analyzing key economic, social, and political factors that shape these dynamics. The study focuses on Singapore, a city-state that has evolved from a colonial port into a global economic hub, with migration playing a crucial role in its economic and social development. Through qualitative methods and literature review, migration trends, migration policies, and their economic impacts on the Singaporean economy were analyzed. The findings demonstrate that foreign workers play a vital role in maintaining the dynamism and competitiveness of Singapore's economy, yet they also bring social challenges that require careful regulation. The work highlights the complex interactions between the economic benefits and social costs of migration, which are significant in the context of globalization and increasing labor mobility. Furthermore, it is emphasized that effective migration policy and labor strategies can help balance these challenges and maximize the benefits of the foreign workforce. In conclusion, further monitoring and adjustment of migration policies are recommended in response to changing economic and social conditions.