Hungarian migrants in the UK labour market: a pilot study of the former education of Hungarian migrants and the underutilisation of their skills in the UK
<p>In May 2004, eight East European countries (A8)1 became members of the EU. The UK was one of the three countries, together with Ireland and Sweden, that granted the new Europeans immediate and free access to their labour markets. As a result, a large number of work-seekers arrived in the UK...
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ESRC Centre on Skills, Knowledge and Organisational Performance (SKOPE)
2014
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