The influence of immigration mode on British labor market

The influence of immigration mode on the British labor market is complex, with both positive and negative effects.

On the positive side, the immigration model can provide more labor resources for the British labor market and fill the shortage of the British local labor market. These immigrants often have high skills, high academic qualifications and high quality, and can make positive contributions to Britain's economic development and innovation. In addition, immigration can also promote Britain's cultural diversity and social integration and enhance Britain's international competitiveness.

2. On the negative side, the immigration pattern may also have some negative effects on the British labor market. First of all, immigration may cause competitive pressure on the local labor market in Britain, resulting in a decrease in employment opportunities for local labor. Secondly, immigration may have an impact on the wage level of the local labor force in Britain, especially for the low-skilled, low-educated and low-quality labor force. Finally, immigration may also bring pressure on social welfare and public services in Britain, leading to the need for the British government to increase its expenditure on social welfare and public services.