Employment

EU Immigration, Post-Brexit – A Comprehensive Policy

Migration Watch UK proposals for an immigration policy after Brexit – What we actually said

There are no excuses now for a failure to reduce migration

Claim that reducing low-skilled migration would harm economy not backed up by the facts

Daniel Hannan is wrong to focus on the benefits system – only visas for EU workers will control migration

Migration Watch UK press comment – Businesses not facing an immigration ‘cliff edge’ post Brexit

Migration Watch UK Response to TUC Touchstone Blog

Annual cap of 20,700 on work permits has never been reached

Scotland’s need for skilled migrant workers

National Institute for Economic and Social Research fails to convince with assertion that reducing migration would lead to slower growth

Lord Green writes in Conservative Home: Brexit and Immigration – time for some clarity on aims

Brexit Negotiation: Publication of UK Objectives

Brexit should be seen as a chance to improve productivity and raise wages for agricultural workers

Impact on Scotland’s economy of reducing migration into lower-skilled work

Social Market Foundation report based on highly questionable assumptions

ECJ ruling on payment of child benefits to EU citizens with no right to reside in the UK