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Migration - To UK from EU (Poland)
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International Baccalaureate Geography (Case Studies: Human) Mind Map on Migration - To UK from EU (Poland), created by Freya Bolton on 05/07/2014.
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Migration - To UK from EU (Poland)
In 2006 - 264,555 polish immigrants came to the UK
Push Factors
2005 - polish unemployment 18.2%
2006 - Polish GDP per head $12,700
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Pull Factors
Desire to experience life abroad
To learn English
2005 - UK employment 5.1%
Unskilled Labor needed - farming
2006 - UK GDP $30,900
Impacts
£2.54 billion contributed annually by eastern European immigrants
80% of new migrants: 18-35 years old
National Insurance would have to be higher if immigration was lower
Migrants contributed 0.5 to 1% of UK economy in 2005 and 2006
Issues of Concern
The Minimum wage: Workers have had large deductions made for accommodation, transport, food - this reduces their earning
Immigrants have created racial tensions and misunderstandings
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