Many economic migrants are involved in what are sometimes referred to as "3-D" jobs-digital, developmental, and demanding-which are well paid but which have inadequate numbers of qualified host-country workers to satisfy demand.

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Migrant labor ranges from highly skilled jobs such as in information technology and medicine to lower-skilled jobs in agriculture, cleaning, and domestic service. Many migrants are involved in what are sometimes referred to as "3-D" jobs-dirty, dangerous, and degrading-that a nation's own workers reject or for which there are not enough available workers. Many of these 3-D jobs employ vulnerable workers, that is, workers who do not have a contract, work without benefits, are paid "under the table," and whose employment often violates local laws.