Sociological Assessment of Migration Processes

Abstract

This article presents a sociological assessment of migration processes in the labor market, particularly focusing
on the results of a survey conducted through interviews with both internal and external migrants. The findings highlight
the factors influencing individuals to migrate beyond their living spaces, the social conditions of those engaged in work
as migrants, the challenges faced by migrants, including social and legal protections, and other identified shortcomings.
Scientifically grounded proposals and recommendations for resolving these issues and improving their situation have
been developed.