The given table illustrates the statistics of the number of contemporary migrant laborers in four nations in 2003 and 2006 along with the quantity of these laborers for each 1000 citizens in these respective countries in 2006
In general, America possessed the largest quantity of laborers in both years while New Zealand had the most workers per 1000 people in 2006.
Specifically, the US held the leading position for both years with 577000 laborers in 2003 and 678000 laborers in 2006. It is also clear that the English and Australian migrant labor workforce only bear a slight difference in the number of personnel with roughly 140000 workers in 2003 and approximately 230000 workers in 2006. Finally, New Zealand had 65000 migrant workers in 2003 and rose steadily to 87000 in 2006.
The opposite tendency occurred to the number of workers for each 1000 citizens. Whereas New Zealand possessed the least migrant laborers, its sparse population gave it the staggering number of 21.1 immigrant laborers per 1000 citizens, which accounted for the highest in the sector. It was followed by Australia with 10,7 workers per 1000 citizens. Contrary to their considerably large immigrant workforce, the US and the UK only had 2.3 and 4.4 laborers for each 1000 residents respectively.