Explain the difference between a seasonal worker and a migrant worker?

A seasonal worker is an individual employed for a specific period during peak demand seasons, often in industries like agriculture, tourism, or retail, where their employment is temporary and tied to seasonal activities. In contrast, a migrant worker is someone who moves from one place to another, often across borders, in search of work, which may be temporary or long-term, and is not necessarily limited to a specific season. While all seasonal workers can be considered migrant workers if they relocate for work, not all migrant workers are seasonal, as they may seek employment year-round in various sectors.