Leonora Beck

Associated Press
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In this photo taken on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2016, a worker picks raspberries in a fruit field at Boxford Suffolk Farms, in Suffolk, England. British fruit and vegetable growers rely on seasonal workers from other EU countries to harvest their crops because local workers no longer want the poorly paid, physically demanding jobs that offer little security. EU citizens have the automatic right to work in any member state, and low-skilled east European laborers have helped fuel Britain’s economy since their countries joined the bloc in 2004.
Who'll Harvest UK Fruit?
British farmers may soon be unable to find workers, because of the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union.
Aug 31st, 2016