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Hospitality workforce shortage creating 'serious crisis' as Tory MP George Eustice admits UK needs more EU workers - Vimarsana News

Hospitality workforce shortage creating 'serious crisis' as Tory MP George Eustice admits UK needs more EU workers

Hospitality businesses fear they will struggle to cope over the summer holiday season, amid a warning that ongoing staffing struggles are creating a ‘serious crisis’ within the sector.

Care workers' lack of power at work behind tolerance of poor pay and conditions, finds report - Vimarsana News

Care workers' lack of power at work behind tolerance of poor pay and conditions, finds report

Care workers' weak power in the workplace helps explain why they put up with poor pay and conditions, a report has found.

Reducing Foreign Students May Bankrupt UK Universities, Chief Migration Advisor Says - Vimarsana News

Reducing Foreign Students May Bankrupt UK Universities, Chief Migration Advisor Says

The UK government's chief migration advisor on Friday said universities may go bankrupt if the government limits the number of foreign students.

Turn on the immigration taps to revive growth, CBI tells PM - Vimarsana News

Turn on the immigration taps to revive growth, CBI tells PM

In a speech to the CBI conference in Birmingham, Rishi Sunak insisted there can be a debate on what levels of inflows the country wants now it is outside the EU.

Jeremy Hunt defends migration as 'very important for the economy' - Vimarsana News

Jeremy Hunt defends migration as 'very important for the economy'

The Chancellor stressed the Government needed a 'long-term plan' to bring down net migration 'in a way that doesn't harm the economy'.