Businesses ‘crying out’ for Scottish visas to boost workforce
- SNP MP Stephen Gethins' Devolution Bill is scheduled for its second reading on Friday.
- He argues the UK's current one-size-fits-all immigration policy fails Scotland's unique demographic and labor needs.
- The bill proposes devolving powers to Holyrood to create a Scottish visa targeting key sectors needing workers.
- Businesses and industry bodies are "crying out" for this measure, according to Mr Gethins.
- Mr Gethins sees the upcoming vote as an opportunity for parties to collaborate on a Scottish solution.
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Is a Scottish visa the answer to Scotland's workforce crisis?
There aren’t many politicians calling for a rise in immigration to Britain at the moment, but you can count on the SNP to be different. Today the party’s Scottish visa bill had its second reading in the sparsely-populated Commons, with sponsor Arbroath and Broughty Ferry MP Stephen Gethins spending 50 minutes elaborately making the case
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Businesses ‘crying out’ for Scottish visas to boost workforce, says SNP MP
Stephen Gethins argued the UK’s current ‘one-size fits all’ approach to immigration is not working.
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