Net Migration UK Can be half again According to an independent advisor to the government, up to 200,000 in the next year due to the market of weak jobs.
Statistics from last month National statistics office (ONS) showed The biggest decline in net migration on records. A year ago, more than 431,000 people reached Britain for more than 12 months compared to 860,000.
The decline was inspired by the decline in non-European Union workers and students coming to the UK, and Professor Brian Bell, a chair of Migration advisory committee (Mac) said on Tuesday that he hoped that this decline will continue.
He said that he hoped for pure migration that he would have fallen to “either” to 200,000 next year, and then around 300,000 in the next years.
Professor Bell continued: “The work visa has fallen very heavy, which is part of the reason why the net migration has fallen so much. We will not see a big bounce in the visa for the work. Most forecasts do not predict a strong growth in the labor market next year or two”.
ONS data released on Tuesday revealed that the number of available jobs fell by 63,000 between March and May this year, while Unemployment rate More tick.
Unemployment in Britain rose to the highest level in April in April. ONS Director of Economic Statistics, Liz McCain said that “the survey of our vacancies suggests that some firms can lag behind by recruiting new workers or replacing people”.
Recent changes in labor immigration white paper It will also make it difficult for foreign workers to enter Britain. The skill range for work visas will be returned to a degree level, which will reduce the number of low-skilled visas issued.
Professor Bell warned that hospitality and retail field changes would be the most hits.
The number of people coming to the UK is also falling on health and care activists visas, Home care apprehensions, which rely on foreign workers, can be forced to close.
Social care visa declined after former home secretary James cleverly Last year, care workers brought family members to the UK were banned.
Despite the concerns over the lack of workers in major areas due to change, Labor continued to face the pressure of Nigel Faraz’s reform party to bring the net migration figures even further down.
Sir Kir Stamor It was said last month English Language requirements, deport more foreign criminals, tell employers that they should train UK employees and need skilled workers who are for a degree to enter the UK.
Under correction plans, work visa for areas lacking skills would have been shaken.
