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UKHospitality ‘endorses’ CBI immigration report

13th Aug 2018 - 09:05
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Having contributed to the Confederation of British Industry’s (CBI) latest immigration report, trade body UKHospitality said it ‘welcomes’ the new recommendations.

Looking into the UK’s future immigration policy, the ‘Open and Controlled – A New Approach to Migration’ report makes a number of suggestions to government, including ensuring EU workers are not subject to ‘burdensome’ non-EU visa rules.

 

Chief executive Kate Nicholls said: “This report highlights the pressing need for a future immigration policy that exists to support the UK economy.

 

“The CBI’s report also underlines the need for a discussion about the realities and practicalities of migration to the UK and its effect on business.

 

“The hospitality sector is particularly in need of a future policy that provides employers with access to talent to support continued investment and growth, alongside our work to develop domestic talent.

 

“This means acknowledging the need for a variety of workers across the sector at many levels, not just those who are deemed highly-skilled. We particularly welcome the recommendation to secure the rights of current EU citizens in the UK, regardless of an exit deal.”

 

Written by
Edward Waddell