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The Centre for Social Justice report doesn't detail specific sectors, but generally, new jobs since 2014 have often been in areas like health and social care, hospitality, and logistics. These sectors frequently experience high demand and can attract workers from various backgrounds, including non-EU nationals, as highlighted in the story.
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