Immigration rules on care worker jobs should be relaxed “ immediately ” to temper “ severe and

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If an occupation is on the list, employers can fill vacancies by recruiting staff from abroad more easily.... For occupations that are not on the list, employers must show that they have gone through procedures to prove that UK nationals and resident workers have been given enough opportunity to apply before the job is offered to overseas candidates.... “ Businesses would also welcome a commitment to review the list annually, to keep it responsive to the ebb and flow of skill demands across th

He continued: “ We need these staff to provide care today and tomorrow, not some time in the future when the bureaucracy is sorted out.... The Government needs to streamline this process, or we will be no better off.“ This obstacle should never have been put in our way in the first place.... But then once a decision had been taken to remove it, we should not have had to wait this long – it was announced on Christmas Eve after all.“ Now we are finding that there are further delays....

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Rules which put care homes in lockdown for a month after omicron outbreaks have been relaxed

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Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has refused to rule out relaxing MOT rules for motorists to ease