Zusammenfassung der Ressource
GLOBALISATION
- The movement of goods, people and ideas around the world.
- E.g chocolate, cars, fuel
- The impact on employment
- Imports and Exports
- Goods or services sold to other countries
- Bringing goods into the country from others
- Exchange of goods provides employment
- Global economic changes have
led to changes in employment
patterns and impacted migration
and immigration
- Impact of changing EP
- Many people work for multinational companies e.g tescos
- Employment patterns are the
types of jobs we do, who
employs us and how many of
us are employed at a given
time
- Recent Changes
- More women in work
- growth of no. of people
employed in the public sector,
e.g NHS
- Growth in service industries e.g banking
- Decline in manufacturing industries e.g boat building
- Different sectors
- Manufacturing sector - production;
vehicles, engines,
- Construction
Sector -
Buildings;
architects,
engineers
- Service Sector - retail staff,
teachers, nurses
- Other Industries Sector -
any other jobs, e.g
agriculture, fishing
- The have changed because:
- New technology requiring new and
different skills
- Many companies have
moved abroad
- The growth of new technologies has
had an impact on NI
- affected the way we study, the way we work,the way we communicate, the
way we shop, the way we spend our leisure time and our employment
opportunities
- helps keep companies one step ahead of the competition
- This means they that people looking for jobs should be
adaptable and willing to learn new skills
- Tech. is 'replacing' some jobs e.g Travel agents,
Typists
- Many people
migrate to
live in
different
countries in
search of
empl.
- The Global market and NI
- Town Twining
- Benefits
- Export Oppertunities
- Inward Investment
- Educational, community and business links
- Tourism
- Civic Pride
- Disadvantages
- Negative Publicity
- Waste of money
- Trade with worldwide countries
- Benefits
- More employment
- Equality with other countries
- Product/ service variety
- Disadvantages
- Fluctuation in money markets
- More competition for local business
- Competition
- Benefits
- Increased Trade / employment
- Disadvantages
- Closure and redundancies
- New and advanced technologies
- Benefits
- Training
- Efficiency
- Disadvantages
- Negative publicity
- Waste of money
- Impact of emigration
and immigration on NI
- reasons for migration
- to find work
- retirement
- reuniting of families
- Immigration
- advantages
- More choice of employees
- can fill jobs that native
workers do not want
- Cultural diversity to NI (language,food,music)
- Disadvantages
- More competition for job vacancies
- may not stay in NI and take their skills and
expertise elsewhere
- Reasons people come to work in the UK
- Push
- Limited job opportunities in their
own country
- High unemployment
- Limited study opportunites
- Pull
- Higher salaries in the UK
- Potential to be self-employed
- Better quality of life
- Experiences of migrant workers in NI
- In 2008 the department for employment
and learning researched
- Majority are young (70% between 18 -34)
- Majority from Poland
- Come directly from their origin
country
- NI offers a higher
income and a
better quality of life
- Reasons people leave NI
- Unhappy with post-conflict situation
- Better climate
- attracted to different culture
- opportunities for children
(education)
- career opportunities
- Jobs for the Future
- The following jobs could become a higher demand because of the
impact new technologies will have on society's needs, wants and
desires
- Environmental
- Jobs to reduce human environmental impact
- Jobs to measure environmental impact of businesses
- Renewable energy
- Jobs to generate and sustain renewable fuels, e.g solar, hygrogen
- Advanced manufactoring
- Augmented reality
- Internet, 3D
- Robots ad artificial intelligence
- Social services
- Education
- Food