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All these promises have been made, they have not been kept.— they have not been kept. that is a recognition. _ they have not been kept. that is a recognition, though, _ they have not been kept. that is a recognition, though, that - they have not been kept. that is a recognition, though, that clearly l they have not been kept. that is a l recognition, though, that clearly no party ellipse neck sorry to interrupt. clearly no party wants to dashed forward and petty number on it because it is a very difficult to do. if you're going to criticise another party, do not to put a number on it, saying...

If profit margins are quite tight which obviously there are many priorities for the government and so spending money in one area means not spending money in another area. we see quite an interesting difference in opinion surveys between people who, at least until fairly recently, said they were going to vote for the labour party and people who said fairly recently they were going to vote for the conservative party. so among labour voters, people who said they were going to, as a whole they tend to be quite ambiguous about migration, no real strong feelings, positively or negatively, and it was...

Very low unemployment, we have skills shortages and a shortage of people in certain areas especially like social care, and if we did not have brexit which was imposed on scotland by westminster, we could have had more free movement of individuals coming into the scottish economy, contributing to society and fuelling economic growth, and this is another example of the most opportunities inflicted on us by westminster this will only be exacerbated by what the labour party and the conservatives are saying about migration.— about migration. niger -- nigel farate about migration. niger -- nigel f...

And policymakers can do include improving pay and working conditions to make jobs more attractive to workers who are already in the uk. they don't need to have labour at all, in fact, as well. in fact, they can automate processes and so we use machinery rather than using workers full stop. and migration is one of the options available, but these are just two examples of the other things that can be done instead. the migration advisory committee, when it recommended that care workers were added to the skilled worker route and so migrant care workers were able to get visas, they also recommended...

State. labour has not indicated it would scrap the new care worker visa rules. what about the wider implications of a new hard cap on visas? a lot of people for whom a desire for another migration is not motivated by economics but rather the idea of the country changing and there is evidence that migration creates additional pressure on public services. however, at the same time, there is evidence it helps relieve pressure on public services, and there are shortages of doctors and editors and social care workers which have been filled by migrants in recent years, and training were domestic wor...