London, Mar 7 : The survey of National Statistics department of Britain has revealed that more than a million workers from outside the European Union have acquired jobs in Britain since labour came to power.
They have grabbed nearly half of all available vacancies after being granted permits to work here.
According to the Daily Star, the study between December 1997 and 2007 shows that jobs held by foreigners soared by 1,759,000, with 1,084,000 filled by non-EU citizens.
The ratio of posts held by migrants from outside Europe to the Europeans came out to be 5:2. This means that out of
2.2 million new jobs, 49% were taken by people born outside the EU, with just 19% going to Brits.