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In recent years, major employers, including Accenture, AT&T, Dell, Google, Hilton Hotels, Ernst & Young, Oracle, IBM and Intel hired more workers, like Williams, without four-year college degrees, according to a new report.

A leading online bank has urged the UK government to introduce skilled refugee visas to tackle skills shortages across the tech sector. Full report, here.

The Home Office has increased the price of a UK visit visa to £100, making it out of line with Europe’s Schengen visa. Full report, here.

Since COVID-19 restrictions have been removed it may be more difficult for some sponsor licence applicants to receive an approved application. Sanwar Ali reports.

It supplements floundering workforces. Here’s how it can help alleviate labor shortages in various industries and help bolster the economy.

Canada’s efforts to reduce the backlog of immigration applications led to a roughly 1.3-per cent drop in the inventory under economic programs in the first two months of this year.

Angelique Barniak, President & CEO of One Call Staffing, joins other leaders, trailblazers, and thought leaders interviewed for the popular DotCom Magazine

The Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation said on Monday, April 4, that Russia is looking to provide incentives to convince highly skilled workers who have moved abroad to [...]

Eight unnamed Russian oligarchs with UK golden visas have been put on sanctions list following Ukraine invasion. Full report, here.

The Home Office has announced a new UK visa extension scheme for Ukrainian nationals already living in Britain. Full report, here.