Due to the dissatisfaction with employment prospects in rural areas, the increasing number of people now have a tendency to relocate to the cities in search of better working opportunities. This trend is likely to have an adverse impact on both urban and rural life, yet private and governmantal sectors have a potential to mitigate its negative effects.
To begin with, not only do the countryside is affected by the trend but also the city. As the part of the society that is capable of doing manual work is relocating to the city, it may directly effect the agricultural system. Additionally, high competition for a job vacancy in a city, would ensue, creating unemployment in the urban areas. Consequently, while agriculture in a rural area may suffer due to the lack of workforce, the city might encounter problems with surplus of workers.
Nevertheless, the involvement of government and private business might enhance the issue. The shortage of workers in the countryside could be tackled by private sectors with the introduction of the technology to the agriculture. With the advent of robots to replace the conventional agricultural practices, the manual work is in less demand. Furthermore, the role of government is also crucial to create more employment opportunities in villages. This can effectively be done if the city amenities are brought to the rural areas. For example, the presence of entertainment facilities as well as developed infrastructure will not only improve the life standards but also bring new work vacancies since the maintenance of these services requires human work. Following this, residents in a rural areas are less likey to relocate to the cities.
To conclude, such problems as lack of workforce in the countryside and high unemployment rate in the city, triggered by the trend, could be solved by governmental and private sectors
Due to the dissatisfaction with employment prospects in  
rural
  areas
, the increasing number of  
people
  now
 have a tendency to relocate to the  
cities
 in search of better working opportunities. This trend is likely to have an adverse impact on both urban and  
rural
 life,  
yet
  private
 and  
governmantal
 sectors have a potential to mitigate its  
negative
 effects.
To  
begin
 with, not  
only
 do the countryside is  
affected
 by the trend  
but
  also
 the city. As the part of the society  
that is
 capable of doing manual  
work
 is relocating to the city, it may  
directly
  effect
 the agricultural system.  
Additionally
, high competition for a job vacancy in a city, would ensue, creating unemployment in the urban  
areas
.  
Consequently
, while agriculture in a  
rural
  area
 may suffer due to the lack of workforce, the city might encounter problems with surplus of workers. 
Nevertheless
, the involvement of  
government
 and  
private
 business might enhance the issue. The shortage of workers in the countryside could  
be tackled
 by  
private
 sectors with the introduction of the technology to the agriculture. With the advent of robots to replace the conventional agricultural practices, the manual  
work
 is in less demand.  
Furthermore
, the role of  
government
 is  
also
 crucial to create more employment opportunities in villages. This can  
effectively
  be done
 if the city amenities  
are brought
 to the  
rural
  areas
.  
For example
, the presence of entertainment facilities  
as well
 as developed infrastructure will not  
only
  improve
 the life standards  
but
  also
 bring new  
work
 vacancies since the maintenance of these services requires human  
work
. Following this, residents in a  
rural
  areas
 are less  
likey
 to relocate to the cities. 
To conclude
, such problems as lack of workforce in the countryside and high unemployment rate in the city, triggered by the trend, could  
be solved
 by governmental and  
private
 sectors