Brexit reduce the emigration of Polish? – Polish Radio

Changes related to Brexit impact on the European labor market and will reflect on the EU economy. The OECD says that if Britain will perform with the EU by 2020., Its GDP will decline by more than 3%, and 2030. Up to 5%.

 

23% of Poles considering emigration decides not to leave for work when it comes to reducing social benefits in the European Union – according to data from Work Service. At the same time, more women (28%) than men (19%) plan to stay in the country under these circumstances. Developed by the EU and the British government compromise plan to reduce benefits for immigrants from countries of the Union for a period of seven years and the introduction of a transitional period up to 2020. On the limitation of benefits collected on children who live outside the UK.

 

Currently in the UK lives and works 850 thousand. Poles

 

The effects Brexitu will reflect not only on the native inhabitants of the islands, but also for all immigrants staying there. The scale of the changes will depend on what model of migration policy adopts the United Kingdom. Our research shows that now more and more Poles as a country of emigration indicates Germany, and interest in the UK falls. From August 2015. Percentage of indications for this destination dropped by 12 percentage points. and this trend, possibly after leaving the European Union can deepen – says Krzysztof Inglot, Management Representative Work Service SA At the same time it will be harder work, which will have free access only to the English. Poles without a passport of the United Kingdom will have to apply for a work permit. Harder may also be running your own business – adds Inglot.

 

The British labor market is open to Poles since 2004. Since then, the United Kingdom treats all citizens of EU countries as citizens of their own country, so they can enjoy all the privileges enjoyed by the inhabitants of the islands. If there is with the European Union, it will decide on how to treat immigrants.

 

Effects Brexit to the British economy

 

The OECD says that in the long run Brexit will affect significantly the capital of the UK – will decline in immigration, and thus foreign direct investment. Observe you will also reduce the efficiency of the labor market. The changes will be reflected in UK GDP – if England perform with the EU is 2020. GDP will fall by more than 3%, and for 2030. 5%. This means an increase in costs of more than 3 thousand. pounds per household.

 

Brexit will impact directly on the British economic data, but can also inhibit the growth of other European economies. This is particularly likely in the short term, therefore, formed in this way, a higher state of uncertainty about the future of Europe – sums up Krzysztof Inglot, Management Representative Work Service S.A.

 

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