Paul Lee, an electrician originally from Wales and working on a major construction project in London, said that pay and benefits in his industry had not improved over the past 10 years and had got worse.
He looked to an improvement once Britain was out of the EU.
"I voted to leave, because our jobs have gone to foreigners," he said.
John Royle, a welder, said he was now earning less than 17 years ago and his work contracts were less secure.
"Jobs go to Poles and Romanians," he said, adding that he wanted this to change once Britain was out of the EU.
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