It has been a controversial debate that half of the jobs which Labour created in 1997 have been filled by foreign workers. The Department of Work and Pensions claims that over 52% of jobs have gone to foreign workers. One recent eye-opener has been that the government have declared that more than 1.1 million overseas workers have come to Britain in the past 10 years, and not 8 million as previously disclosed. National statistics provided by the Home Office indicate that 1.5 million overseas workers have entered the UK over the last decade. However, in reply to this the Department of Work and Pensions has claimed that the extra 400,000 workers were British residents who were born overseas. With such statistics the findings seem to make a mockery of what the government had initially proposed  British jobs for every British worker.

Question: 48% of jobs have gone to British workers.
Options:
A. true, B. false, C. uncertain
Answer: "C"