MAC’s proposals to restrict non-EU workers will hit agencies

20 January 2016
Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) proposals to restrict numbers of non-European Union (EU) skilled workers will intensify talent shortages and force agencies recruiting into the UK to turn talent away, recruiters say.
Wed, 20 Jan 2016

Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) proposals to restrict numbers of non-European Union (EU) skilled workers will intensify talent shortages and force agencies recruiting into the UK to turn talent away, recruiters say.

MAC yesterday issued a report proposing to raise the minimum salary threshold for Tier 2 migrants from the current £20.8k to £30k...

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