The article focuses on a comparative study of the ongoing worldwide competition in search for talented manpower. This became manifest in the form of policy, institutional and other incentive regimes of countries and corporations. It is termed as 'push and pull factors,' which provides more openness towards analytic possibilities that every actor in migration can become a subject and an object for migration research. Furthermore, the article citing extensively results of the Manpower Inc. indicates volume and field of shortage of talents, how these fields are filled and additionally future perspectives of demand for high-level manpower in the world. Finally some thoughts have been spent on the question of how Korea with foreign workers on unskilled manpower market would cope with shortage of talents in future.
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Abstract Introduction Definition of ‘High Level Manpower’ From Brain Drain to Brain Gain13 Characteristics of Global Labour Market Standardized or Specialized Qualifications (Skills) Shortage of High Level Manpower: ‘Talent Shortage Survey’ Hunting for High Level Manpower: ‘Borderless Workforce Survey 2008’ How about the Current Situation of IT-experts Demand in Germany? Blue Card in EU Competition between USA and EU Conclusion: Lessons for Korea References