EU mambership effects on migration of labor market in the hospitality Thesis

EU mambership effects on migration of labor market in the hospitality industry, Bucharest Romania - Thesis prototypeThus, conclusions are directed towards the development of the hospitality industry and the labor market in Bucharest.This dissertation concludes that hospitality industry can and shall be one of the study industries in the country. The Romanian government has not given due recognition to the potentials of the industry and its desperate need for investments and reform and the EU membership so uttermost has not improved the situation within the Romanian hospitality sector in any appreciable way. On the other hand, the EU membership has candid the borders for the Romanian workforce to immigrate to the West and thousands of Romanians will continue to use this opportunity to leave the country. This negatively affects the hospitality industry by making it trying for local hotels to look for workers and push up the costs of labor. The study concludes by offering some ref orm propositions that should help the hospitality industry to withstand this dispute and attract new tourists into the country.The new century has been marked by rapid political, economic, and socio-cultural changes in Romania, affecting all sectors of the society and bearing long-term consequences for the country and its great deal (Fulga 2005, p. 7).The defining moment of the countrys existence was on January 1, 2007, when Romania finally joined the European Union. If NATO membership is generally considered synonymous with security and strategic coalition with the US, while the WTO membership grants the most-favored-nation and low tariff access to the local and imported goods, the EU membership on the other hand spells funding assist and even more importantly the opportunity to migrate to other Member States in search for better pay and better work conditions.According to Kotzeva and Pauna (2006), the effects of migration on the labor market in Romania are an interesting topi c for discussion, given the countrys recent accession into the European Union (EU) in 2007. For