Ireland sees largest influx of workers

IRELAND has had the largest influx of workers from the new EU member states since enlargement two years ago, according to new European Commission research.

The report found free movement of workers since EU enlargement in 2004 has had positive effects.

Workers from the 10 EU states helped relieve labour market shortages, as well as contributing to a better economic performance in Europe.

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