Initial Migration to UK from West Indies - Positive Effects on Workforce
Reverses shortage of unskilled labour after losses in the war
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Initial Migration to UK from West Indies - Negative Impacts
Money had to be spent to house the migrants initially and if there was a recession there would be social and racial conflict over jobs and unemployment
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Negative Effects of Restricting Migration during 1970s Recession in the UK
Social tensions heightened over job losses - migration restriction encouraged racism
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Positive Effects of Restricting Migration during 1970s Recession in the UK
Unemployment severity restricted
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Positive Effects of EU migration into UK (from Eastern Europe mostly) Part 1
Jobs taken that UK workers didn't want, and for cheaper cost.
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Positive Effects of EU migration into UK (from Eastern Europe mostly) Part 2
Good work ethic and usually return home after feeling they earned enough
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Positive Effects of EU migration into UK (from Eastern Europe mostly) Part 3
They pay taxes just like any other worker and
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Negative Effects of EU migration into UK (from Eastern Europe mostly) Part 1
Bias towards EU migrants - non-EU migrants harder to enter already with work to go to as many jobs taken by EU migrants
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Negative Effects of EU migration into UK (from Eastern Europe mostly) Part 2
UK workforce may become lazy meaning more money is spent on benefits for UK citizens
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Initial Migration to UK from West Indies - Negative Impacts
Back
Money had to be spent to house the migrants initially and if there was a recession there would be social and racial conflict over jobs and unemployment
Card 3
Front
Negative Effects of Restricting Migration during 1970s Recession in the UK
Back
Card 4
Front
Positive Effects of Restricting Migration during 1970s Recession in the UK
Back
Card 5
Front
Positive Effects of EU migration into UK (from Eastern Europe mostly) Part 1
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