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Care visas down, but sector still heavily reliant on overseas staff | News, Press release

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migrantCommenting on the latest Home Office asylum and visa figures published today (Thursday), UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said: “Without the support of workers from overseas, the social care sector would have collapsed long ago. Pay rates remain low so care employers are struggling to fill many thousands of vacancies. That’s why it’s so worrying to see applications for health and care worker visas plummet. “Hostile words and acti…

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Care visas down, but sector still heavily reliant on overseas staff | News, Press release

migrantCommenting on the latest Home Office asylum and visa figures published today (Thursday), UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said: “Without the support of workers from overseas, the social care sector would have collapsed long ago. Pay rates remain low so care employers are struggling to fill many thousands of vacancies. That’s why it’s so worrying to see applications for health and care worker visas plummet. “Hostile words and acti…

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