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thetimes.com | Josef Skrdlik |Oliver Dunn |Tom Ball
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thetimes.com | Tom Ball
Polish workers in the UK now earn more than native Britons having gradually closed the wage gap in the 20 years since migrants from eastern Europe first came to Britain en masse. Poland was among ten countries to join the European Union in May 2004, leading to a surge in immigration to Britain, which was then also a member of the bloc. By 2014, there were just under two million EU migrants living in Britain, about half of whom came from Poland.
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1 week ago |
thetimes.com | Tom Ball
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thetimes.com | Tom Ball
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thetimes.com | Tom Ball
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