Friday, August 28, 2015

A Conclusion Which Flies In The Face Of The Facts.

'Despite popular misconceptions, concerns about the impact of immigration on jobs and wages are not borne out by the evidence. Numerous academic studies have found essentially no association between immigration and employment rates or wage depreciation for native born workers. Migrant workers are also proportionately more entrepreneurial than native born people.' Huff Post.
Seamus Nevin
Head of Employment and Skills Policy at the Institute of Directors (IoD)
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