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Monthly Archives: September 2010
The Guardian has reported that local authorities are being prevented from employing social workers from outside the EU following the introduction on the interim cap. We are told that the UKBA has been turning down applications from local authorities, notably … Continue reading
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Instead of tinkering with Tier 2 migrants in the UK, the public purse would be better spent on ending modern day slavery as undercovered by the Environmental Justice Foundation. The fishing ships in question were all licensed in the EU … Continue reading
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The Wall Street Journal has highlighted the concerns of a number of multinational companies following the huge reduction in their allocations to hire non-EU nationals. In an article written by Cassell Bryan-Low and Alistair MacDonald, they state that the uncertainty … Continue reading
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Ed Milliband held his first conference speech as a leader today. He quite clearly made a point of highlighting the previous mistakes of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. Mr Milliband said “You wanted your concerns about the impact of immigration … Continue reading
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The Immigration Minister, Damian Green, has made a very public stand in response to the legal challenge on the interim limit brought by the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI). He has said that the Government will “rigorously” … Continue reading
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Paul Everitt, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), has written to Damian Green, the Immigration Minister, expressing his concerns about restricting staff transfers within businesses and asking for the exclusion of intra-company movement from the … Continue reading
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Paul Everitt, CEO of The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders says the cap would hurt global companies, like carmakers, that operate in the UK. Full interview here.
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In a reference to the unemployed, the Coalition government may regret using the phrase “get on your bike”. The global affects of the cap on immigration in the UK took a new turn this week as oil and gas companies … Continue reading
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Now the Deputy Prime Minister is openly opposing the cap and says the limit should be reviewed if it is blocking companies from bringing in workers with skills they cannot find in this country. Full article
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At last, it appears that No 10 are finally listening to industry instead of seeking to appease the tabloid press. Mr Cable, the Business Secretary, said “constructive discussions” are taking place between his Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and … Continue reading
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