15.3 C
New York
September 29, 2023
Brexit Economic policy Employment law europe European Union Immigration and asylum Law news Office for National Statistics Politics UK news

Shortfall of 330,000 workers in UK due to Brexit, say thinktanks

Immigration from non-EU countries failed to take up slack after ‘freedom of movement’ ended

Brexit has led to a shortfall of 330,000 people in the UK labour force, mostly in the low-skilled economy, a report by leading researchers has found.

The departure from the EU in 2020 led to an increase in immigration from non-EU countries but not enough to compensate from the loss of workers from neighbouring countries, according to the joint findings of the thinktanks Centre for European Reform (CER) and UK in a Changing Europe.

Continue reading…

Related posts

Record number of Britons head to Greece as nation enjoys tourism boom

TheWorldsNews

Ex-pope Benedict XVI dies aged 95 – latest tributes and reaction

TheWorldsNews

Mines, drone strikes, organised crime: plan to export Ukraine grain via Danube ports is no easy fix

TheWorldsNews

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This