Britain should create a program of temporary work visas to boost economic growth and also resolve a dispute with the European Union over trade rules in Northern Ireland, one of the country's leading business organizations said
"We don't have enough Brits to go round for the vacancies that exist, and there's a skills mismatch in any case," Confederation of British Industry Director-General Tony Danker said ahead of the organisation's annual conference.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is due to address the CBI conference later on Monday, but his immigration minister, Robert Jenrick, said the government's aim remained to cut the number of foreigners coming to Britain. The number of EU migrants in Britain has fallen sharply since the referendum and the introduction in 2021 of visa rules that no longer favour them over migrants from the rest of the world.say the work visa system is less flexible than the previous free movement allowed for EU citizens, and stops them hiring low-paid workers.
"I say to Brexiteers, the best guarantor of Brexit is an economy that grows. Its biggest risk is one that doesn't," Danker said.
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