Study estimates 500,000 EU workers are in low-skilled UK jobs
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Migration Observatory report says employers could struggle to find workers to fill roles after Brexit
By Lisa O’Carroll
An estimated 500,000 EU citizens are working in low-skilled jobs in the UK such as picking fruit, cleaning offices, working in warehouses and food factories, a report by leading academics has found.
The report by the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford said that employers could struggle to find workers after Brexit and the risk of labour exploitation might be heightened under the two main options available to companies to find staff willing to do the work once freedom of movement ends.
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