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Immigration changes could thwart UK recovery plan
The government's scheme for a new, post-Brexit immigration system could "scupper" PM Boris Johnson's plan to rebuild Britain in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Pro and cons of new scale-up visas
The UK's new Scale-Up Visa system came into effect on Monday, August 22, offering a cheaper, easier route to hire overseas talent, particularly for the tech sector.
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Summer Magazine 2023 Coming Soon!
Welcome to the latest issue of Think Global People, Summer issue featuring our Relocate Global Awards supplement and 40 Outstanding Global Women supplement
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Summer Magazine 2023 Out Now!
Our recent Innovation Festival for Global Working and the Award Supplement and videos are testament to the strides, organisations are making to adapt and innovate in uncertain times despite the economic environment. Astronaut Tony Antonelli challenged our thinking and the need to aspire to ambitious global goals, learn from mistakes and the importance of pushing innovations forward whatever your sector. Our Hot Topic is a timely reminder of the duty of care responsibilities of those managing global mobility and business travel.
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As the Brexit countdown begins, workers eye relocation
47 per cent of highly-skilled EU workers plan to leave the UK by 2022, according to a Deloitte study. How will this impact the Great Britain?
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Allow visa-free ICTs for six months, says report
Proposals for a dramatic overhaul of the UK’s immigration system, aimed at giving companies the freedom they badly need to hire talent from around the world, have been laid out in a far-reaching review.
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Construction industry fears grow over 'Brexodus'
Fears continue to grow over the availability of skilled construction workers in the UK, as a new study has suggests 25 per cent of London’s construction workforce comes from the EU.
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'Scrap immigration barriers in Ulster' says CBI
The UK government's current Brexit plan would add 'huge cost and complexity' across some of the UK's industries. The CBI suggests a digital skills action plan for Northern Ireland to overcome skills gaps.
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Budget reaction: new visa plans welcomed
Different sectors of the UK economy have reacted very differently to measures announced – or not announced – in Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak's autumn Budget.
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Education for the age of singularity
The possibilities for AI in the workplace are endless but its impact on learning could do with more hard evidence.
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London SMEs to get an AI boost
Small businesses in London are to be offered funding and expert advice to help them capitalise on the latest advances in artificial intelligence, it was announced this week.
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Finance sector promised access to overseas talent
The success of the UK's financial services depends on the nation's continued ability to "attract and retain the best talent and skills" from around the world, a government minister has stressed.
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"Levelling up" plan aims to boost UK regions
The government has laid out its blueprint for its 'levelling up' agenda aimed at closing the economic gap by 2030 between the affluent South East and other regions and nations across the UK.
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Reimagining work around the world: new survey
With the workplace in flux, EY’s ‘2022 Work Reimagined Survey’ shows what matters to employees. Leaders can lean into the opportunities and build workplaces that will attract, recruit and retain people.
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UK financial services spread beyond London
The UK's financial services sector has created a quarter of a million jobs in a decade - more than half of them outside London - according to a new report.
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‘No Brexit curbs on skilled EU migrants’ say most Britons
Where does the British public stand on skilled migrants moving to the UK from the EU? A new poll released by think-tank, British Future, examines the opinions of both Leave and Remain voters.
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Changes to the Australian Temporary Skill Shortage visa
Australia is to replace the 457-visa program with a new Temporary Skill Shortage visa. The changes are aimed at providing tighter controls over migration and the hiring of skilled foreign workers.
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Boris Johnson sees technology in action at international school
Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson paid a visit to ACS Hillingdon International School to tour its new science facilities and see pupils working with robots and learning about coding.
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Calls for government action on ‘unequal’ work experience
The Youth Select Committee yesterday published its report into barriers faced by young people accessing work experience, calling for a better framework linked to the Industrial Strategy.
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Charting the future for girls will save the world
Following a year in the life of a headteacher, a school, its pupils and parents, Clarissa Farr’s new book paints a picture of what education is all about.
