Table 28.8 Onshore Construction Phase Employment and Displacement Effects Scenario 1
Scenario 2 Total Gross Jobs
East Region10 Retention effect
Displacement effect
Net additional local jobs
Multiplier effect
Total Net Additional East Region jobs
UK (outwith East Region) Retention effect
Displacement effect
Net additional UK jobs
Multiplier effect
Total Net Additional Other UK jobs
All UK based jobs 285
97 97 97
2.4 229
34% 0%
723
246 246 246
2.4 581
34% 0%
188 188 188
2.4 445 674
66% 0%
477 477 477
2.4 1,129 1,710
66% 0%
28.8.3 Potential Distribution of Onshore Construction Workers 127. As shown in Table 28.8 there are two scenarios for both resident and in-migrant onshore construction workers. Workers in the East region would be resident based. Whereas workers outwith the East Region would be classed as in-migrant workers.
28.8.3.1 Resident Workers 128. The location of resident workers is shown for scenario 1 and 2 in the tables below. In terms of resident workers it is expected that over a quarter (26%) will come from Colchester and more than a fifth (22%) will come from Ipswich. 12% of workers will come from Bury St Edmunds.
10 Assumed to be a 30 and 45 minute drive time from Woodbridge
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