Sentences with phrase «skilled migration policies»

Only by addressing these skills shortages — through flexible employment regulation and skilled migration policies in the short term and an education system more tuned to business needs in the long term — will we ensure a strong recovery for 2016 and beyond.»

Restrictive skilled migration policies continue to be a challenge for the global mobility of talent, often exacerbating the talent mismatch in specific areas.

Not exact matches

«We welcome a debate about whether our current legal immigration policy properly balances family and skills - based migration.

The White Paper outlines a vision for a set of migration policies that encourage skilled migrants to come to and remain in Scotland, in order to meet different demographic and economic objectives, which it explicitly contrasts with the present «Westminster approach».

The coalition government has put forward policies designed to reduce net migration through limitations on international students and skilled labour migrants.

If we leave we can have a managed migration policy and welcome people from Europe and everywhere else only if Britain needs their skills or if they are fleeing genuine persecution.

When it comes to skills and immigration, the Tories have vowed to double the immigration skills charge to # 2,000 for companies employing migrant workers, a policy that is perfectly aligned with David Cameron's previous pledge to cut net migration to tens of thousands.

We need policy makers to work harder on the crucial distinction between skilled and unskilled migration.

Government policy must draw a clear distinction between mass immigration and skilled migration to ensure organisations have access to the skilled workers they need.

In Japan, the relaxation of their skilled inward migration policies improved labour market participation rates.