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soft_c_hard · 09-06-2017

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European Union nationals make up about 7% of the overall UK workforce – about 2.2 million workers – with some sub-sectors of the economy reliant on migrants, official figures show. EU workers constitute more than 20% of the labour force in at least 18 specialist industries, according to a GMB study of Office for National Statistics figures.

The hotels, retail and hospitality industry, which draws about 9% of its workforce from the EU but is far more reliant for lower-paid jobs than the headline figure might suggest, stands to lose out from the reforms, said Ufi Ibrahim, chief executive of the British Hospitality Association.

“If these proposals are implemented it could be catastrophic for the UK hospitality industry,” she said.

Hotels, restaurants and other hospitality firms need at least 60,000 new EU service workers a year to fill vacancies, according to research for the BHA by accountancy firm KPMG. EU nationals make up about 75% of waiters, 25% of chefs and 37% of housekeepers.

https://www.theguardian.com/business...tors-eu-brexit

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soft_c_hard R6 Đệ Nhất Cao Thủ Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,050 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1,001 Times in 616 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s) Quoted: 330 Post(s) Rep Power: 22	Nếu muốn hotel & nhà hàng ... đống cửa Cứ tiếp tục ... Anh sẻ xuống dóc European Union nationals make up about 7% of the overall UK workforce – about 2.2 million workers – with some sub-sectors of the economy reliant on migrants, official figures show. EU workers constitute more than 20% of the labour force in at least 18 specialist industries, according to a GMB study of Office for National Statistics figures. The hotels, retail and hospitality industry, which draws about 9% of its workforce from the EU but is far more reliant for lower-paid jobs than the headline figure might suggest, stands to lose out from the reforms, said Ufi Ibrahim, chief executive of the British Hospitality Association. “If these proposals are implemented it could be catastrophic for the UK hospitality industry,” she said. Hotels, restaurants and other hospitality firms need at least 60,000 new EU service workers a year to fill vacancies, according to research for the BHA by accountancy firm KPMG. EU nationals make up about 75% of waiters, 25% of chefs and 37% of housekeepers. https://www.theguardian.com/business...tors-eu-brexit