An official study, Migration Impact Forum, into the impact of migrant workers in the UK has revealed that they are often more skilled and harder workers that British employees. However the migrant workers as a impact of their harder work tend to pay more tax than the average British worker too.
The study reveals further that the arrival of hundreds of thousands of Polish and other east European workers has had no measurable impact on unemployment.
The first regional soundings by the government also published today show that in seven out of eight regions in England migration has caused pressure on housing and five out of eight regions report difficulties on crime and education.
Posted on October 17th, 2007 by Kate
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