Migration for work is when people move to find jobs or earn better income. This type of movement has happened throughout history and continues today. It can involve individuals or entire families.

During the 1800s, many people moved to industrial cities to work in factories. Today, workers travel within their country or abroad for jobs in construction, farming, or services. Some migrations are seasonal, while others are long-term.

Migration for work is studied using employment data and migration records. It helps explain economic patterns and population movement.