Demand for labor in Russia is growing: a new influx of migrants is entering the country

Currently, due to the sharp increase in the demand for labor in Russia, there is an unprecedented influx of migrants into the country. The Times wrote about this in its Telegram channel.

According to the publication, labor is now flowing into Russia not only from the traditional countries of Central Asia, but also from Africa, Latin America and other Asian countries. Workers from these countries are ready to work even for salaries that are considered insignificant by Russian standards.

Until now, Russia has often filled gaps in its labor market with migrants from Central Asia. However, at present, the number of workers from this region is not enough to meet the labor needs of Russia. As a result, Russia is forced to expand the geography of attracting migrants.

According to data provided by the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation, by 2030 the total need for workers in the country will amount to almost 11 million people. This figure is significantly higher than the number of workers available today. This situation remains one of the most serious problems in the economic life of Russia.

At the same time, new migrants entering the country's labor market are, in turn, having the opportunity to get a job in various sectors of the Russian economy. The bulk of them work in construction, industry, services and agriculture.

According to experts, Russia will need to review its migration policy and labor market regulations to address this large-scale shortage of personnel. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!