How is Enlargement expected to affect the Irish labour Market?
According to a recent study by the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and working Conditions, migration from all new Member States to current EU Member States is likely to be about 1% of the working age population of the new Member States over the next five years. This figure represents approximately 220,000 workers in an EU of 450m. The Foundations report expects the average migrant from the accession countries to be young, and highly educated, or still studying. The majority of migrants are expected to be single and without dependants.
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