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Victims of modern slavery to be allowed to work for rest of their visa (opens the original)
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The government has altered the Skilled Worker visa sponsorship system to better protect migrant workers who have fallen victim to modern slavery. Under the new measures, victims will be allowed to work in any occupation for the remaining duration of their visa, freeing them from the control of exploitative employers. Jo White, migration and citizenship minister, announced the changes to tackle workplace abuse. She said: “The sponsorship system is designed to ensure overseas recruits have a genui
Action urged to help ‘hidden’ Neets into work (opens the original)
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A significant number of young people not in education, employment or training are ‘hidden’ and not claiming benefits, a new report has found. The findings tie in with Alan Milburn’s review of the UK’s wider Neet problem. A new report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has revealed that this category of Neets in many cases is made up of highly qualified young people, supported by better-off families. They are actively seeking work, rather than being deeply disadvantaged. Off the radar: Who
Ministers hail armed forces recruitment growth (opens the original)
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Defence recruitment has surpassed the number of personnel leaving the UK armed forces for the fourth consecutive quarter, marking the military’s best recruitment run since 2021. According to newly released Ministry of Defence statistics there was a net gain of 1,460 personnel across the military in the year leading to 30 June, driven by a steady rise in intake and a declining outflow since late 2023. Regular strength expanded across all three branches over the past year: the Royal Air Force saw
Personnel Today Awards 2026 shortlist: Health and Wellbeing (opens the original)
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Judges of the Health and Wellbeing Award at the Personnel Today Awards 2026 were keen to see how specific employee health, fitness or wellbeing initiatives were making a positive impact on performance. They were also looking for evidence of the organisation’s commitment to staff welfare and the benefits enjoyed by both the employees and the organisation. We profile those shortlisted. CSSC Danone Education Partnership North East Hitachi Rail idverde UK Novo Nordisk UK Zertus UK and Ireland Addres
Home Office announces major fall in numbers of work visas issued (opens the original)
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Newly released Home Office figures show there were 235,000 work visas granted (including dependants) in the year to June 2026, 18% fewer than the previous year and 62% fewer than in the year ending December 2023, when the number of work visas issued peaked. The new statistics include 120,000 work visas issued in the latest year, 76% fewer than the peak in the year-ending December 2023. This fall was due to decreases in Health and Care Worker (primarily care workers) and Skilled Worker visas issu
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