Employment

Brexit should be seen as a chance to improve productivity and raise wages for agricultural workers

Impact on Scotland’s economy of reducing migration into lower-skilled work

Social Market Foundation report based on highly questionable assumptions

ECJ ruling on payment of child benefits to EU citizens with no right to reside in the UK

Productivity and migration – a brief overview

Dispelling misperceptions about our proposal for a possible post-exit immigration policy

ONS labour market figures show employment of EU-born workers grew by over 200,000 during 2015

In-work benefit restrictions and EU migrants to the UK

In the event of leaving the EU, what would a revised immigration policy look like – Comment on our Paper.

British exit from the EU could reduce net migration by 100,000

Bank of England report finds migration negatively impacts the wages of lowest-paid workers in Britain

The wages of millions of British workers affected by immigration

Migration Watch Comment on Civitas Pamphlet on Immigration

The impact of immigration on UK wage levels