As the Poles Get Richer, Fewer Seek British Jobs
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Since Poland joined the European Union in 2004, more than a million Poles, mainly young, have come to Britain, but a decline in Polish immigrants could be an even bigger problem.
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Media & professional: Poor and wealthy households in Britain are becoming more segregated, says new study.
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EMPLOYERS are aggressively recruiting staff from other countries because British workers lack the motivation and skills to do crucial jobs, The Times has found.
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Called the &quot;flying doctors,&quot; Polish doctors have become veritable part-time migrants who work regular night shifts here to fill a vaccum left by their British or Irish counterparts.
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The number of Americans who can't find employment creeps higher.
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The number of people seeking asylum in Britain has fallen to levels last seen when Prime Minister Tony Blair took office in 1997, the Observer on Sunday reported.
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Poles voted on Sunday in a snap parliamentary election that could weaken the grip of the conservative Kaczynski twins and usher in a more business-friendly government.
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Many foreign nationals deported to their home countries are being   returned to the UK because of documentation problems.
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Few people, apart from the French of course, have taken Napoleon Bonaparte as much to to their hearts as the Poles.
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LONDON : British unemployment fell for the 15th month in a row in August to reach the lowest level for 29 years, official figures showed.
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BIRMINGHAM, England : British companies are under increasing pressure to relocate parts of their business overseas to remain competitive, with Asia and Eastern Europe the chosen destinations, a survey showed.
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The UK government is said to be considering limits for Bulgarians and Romanians seeking jobs in the UK.
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A British local authority has erected road signs in Polish to cater for growing numbers of drivers from the eastern European country.
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More than half the new jobs created by Labour have gone to foreign workers, government figures reveal.
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Once a byword for poverty and  post-communist racketeering, Poland's second largest city of  Lodz was a place people wanted to escape. Today some are moving  back, drawn by foreign investment and falling unemployment.
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A study finds that Europeans are less interested in being their own boss than Americans, with more Europeans anxious about bankruptcy.
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Businesses in China are having a hard time finding able-bodied workers and are having to pay the workers they can find more money.