Migrant Workers - Why Employ Migrant Workers

Why Employ Migrant Workers

It is completely legal

You will fill vacancies

You will get new skills

You keep the policy of equality and diversity

You will get new ideas from new people

They work very hard

They are ready to work long hours and different shifts

Migrant workers do jobs that indiginenous population don't want;
they support local businesses: spending money in the UK, low paid labour force influence cheap goods (as clothes and food)
Migrant workers pay more in taxes than they take back in public services (only 2,501 applications for Income support and Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) were processed between May 2004 and September 2005, and of these applications, only 100 (less than four percent) were allowed to proceed for further consideration. To put this figure into context, around 200,000 people flow onto JSA each month, whereas fewer than benefit applications per month from A8 nationals have been able to proceed for further consideration).
International stuudents bring around £3bn a year to the UK economy.
Migrant workers support but-to-let housing market.
They help to save samll rural schools
Enriched cultural life
Brink skills- brain gain (paid for high education abroad, but use their skills in the UK)
Revitalise and aging population (controbuting into pention scheme pot)

A quote from businessmen:
“The company would not survive without casual labour”.