The collection presents the results of a number of modern labor migration trends analysis, specific national practices of its regulation, and main features of labor market access for the latest wave forced migrants. The authors focus on the role and place of migrants in the labor market; regulation of labor migration; Integration of refugees in host countries labor markets. The example of Europe and three country cases (South Korea, Canada and Germany) shows how common and specific problems are addressed at the supranational, national and local levels. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of regulatory systems relationship with national markets and the labor migration changing structure, the problems and obstacles of refugees' integration in the European labor market.