Migration tide turns as rich countries see a slowdown and shifting flows of inbound people.
Migration tide turns as rich countries see a slowdown and shifting flows of inbound people.
By Alex Kozul-Wright
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Work-related migration to wealthy countries fell by more than one-fifth last year, as labour markets weakened and countries including Australia and the United Kingdom tightened visa rules, according to new research by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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