Is it common sense to just allow people in we need or ethically wrong I am in the common sense camp.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-politics-51550421
Well it won’t be Carers, it will be people who just literally do not work.
As I’ve said, I’ve always got a job whilst already having one - the majority of people do this.
You will be entitled to holiday and you can interview out of ours. Again people books holiday off all the time to interview. I’m a manager in a recruitment company, I know what I’m talking about here as we deal with candidates in my team every hour of every day.
Are you part time?
Panic over,Patel says inactive people will take their jobs
Phew
They wil tie themselves up in knots with all of the exeptions they are building in to it
More paper work/red tape,endless appeals,cost a fucking fortune,in the meantime the NHS get even more short staffed and the hospitaty (sp)services in chaos
Briliant idea
Panic over,Patel says inactive people will take their jobs
Phew
They wil tie themselves up in knots with all of the exeptions they are building in to it
More paper work/red tape,endless appeals,cost a fucking fortune,in the meantime the NHS get even more short staffed and the hospitaty (sp)services in chaos
Briliant idea
The NHS won’t though.
Nurses will get the points needed so we can focus on bringing them in.
Now is the perfect time to bring the bursary system to the fore and train our own.
The care assistants won't and they are a very big part of the NHS,they do the basic care freeing the trained nurses to do their thing,they actively recruit abroad as well as home,anyone who has hospital experience as a patient will tell you there are lots of them from abroadThe NHS won’t though.
Nurses will get the points needed so we can focus on bringing them in.
The care assistants won't and they are a very big part of the NHS,they do the basic care freeing the trained nurses to do their thing,they actively recruit abroad as well as home,anyone who has hospital experience as a patient will tell you there are lots of them from abroad
They don't have a degrees or anything,they used to be auxilary nurses back in the day
I can't see how they will get in and even if they get the points the cost wil be beyond them
Sorry mate but that will lead to chaos in the meantime,you can't just beam them in,they need to interviewed,give notice at home,move here,that takes time,the nhs can't stand still and waitThey can literally change what’s categorised as a job that’s underpopulated, at any time, to ensure we allow people in.
It’s worked very well in Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
You get paid for being on Bluemoon?I wish, work 50 hours a week bud.
Sorry mate but that will lead to chaos in the meantime,you can't just beam them in,they need to interviewed,give notice at home,move here,that takes time,the nhs can't stand still and wait
What is happening with the ones that are here,do they have to find the money to stay? I've not been following as closely as you
We are such a multicultural country with immigrants playing a big part,i just can't see how it wil work,it's not an anti tory thing for me,i just can't see it working here
You get paid for being on Bluemoon?
Don't panic.We keep being told we are at virtually full employment so we obviously need those workers. If the government think they are being exploited , then police it, don't stop the workers that are needed.
Immigration should be on need not income.
Well first of all this policy is totally non-discriminatory about where people are from, it’s even less so than what we currently have. so I disagree on the last part.
Secondly, no they won’t they’ll continue as they are. This is about new people from 2021.
Thirdly, there are controls now where people have to have a job waiting and qualifications, it’s how the tier works in our visas.
If you’re a Nigerian qualified nurse now say, your circumstances in coming to the UK will be hardly different, if at all next year. The government already enact the paper work and controls for every country outside the EU. If anything - this policy simplifies it. There is a visa system now and certain occupations allow you to climb the ladder.
What this will cut out is those coming with no qualifications or without a job that we need. Of course if we then need retail staff or call centre workers, we can open it up.
Other countries have successfully adopted this policy for years. It’s those that will criticise the Tories for anything that have a problem.
Thirdly, there are controls now where people have to have a job waiting and qualifications, it’s how the tier works in our visas.
Also, we are overpopulated and there is no getting away from that without doing something like this.
Nursing assistant are not trained nurses,they don't have degrees or as far as i can see need much more than education and be able to speak english,now if this policy recognises the need to have them here and are willing to let them in so they can be trained then that is fine,if they won't be then that is the problem,how much time and money is this going to cost to consider individual cases
Trained nurses from other countries are a different matter altogether,they are not who i am talking about
That awful moment of truth when you realise your Tory dream is over.Look forward to all your prices going up. I'll bet you voted for that. All your groceries, your council tax, your Nandos. And when you get there, your care home. £1,200 a week it is already in some parts. And it would have to go up even higher.
Reciprocation?The point is we can change it whenever we want. If there’s a job for them, they can speak English and they are in an occupation group that we are needing, they will be able to come. It’s that simple.