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Reform UK levy on employing overseas staff ‘would harm NHS and social care’
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The NHS and social care sectors are heavily reliant on staff from overseas, with many roles filled by workers from outside the UK. The proposed levy could exacerbate existing staffing shortages in these sectors, which have been a concern for some time due to factors such as Brexit and the pandemic. The potential impact on schools and universities is also significant, as they too rely on international staff to fill key roles.
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Reform UK levy on employing overseas staff ‘would harm NHS and social care’
Exclusive: Experts say policy could also cause shortages of school teachers and drive some universities to bankruptcy
Reform UK’s plan to make employers pay an annual levy for overseas staff would harm the NHS and social care, cause a shortage of schoolteachers, and could push some universities into bankruptcy, experts have warned.
Nigel Farage’s party has pledged a “migrant worker surcharge”, which would involve a h…
27 Jul, 05:00
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