Migranții au ocupat patru din cinci noi locuri de muncă din Marea Britanie, în timp ce cheltuielile pentru șomaj au explodat

A recent analysis reveals that four out of five new jobs in the UK since 2014 were filled by migrants, while British citizens saw only a modest increase in employment. The number of individuals receiving unemployment benefits rose significantly, alongside a substantial increase in social welfare spending. The report highlights a reliance on low-skilled immigration to fill job vacancies, leaving many British citizens unsupported. The growth in migrant employment has been particularly pronounced in sectors like social care and hospitality. Critics argue that government policies have prioritized immigration over improving local workforce skills and opportunities.