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Financial Sector Requires Non-EU Workers
By Richmond Chambers

According to a new data, the UK’s financial sector requires more non-EU workers due to a worsening skill shortage in the industry.Growth in the Number of Tier 2 Applications

 According to a new data, the UK’s financial sector requires more non-EU workers due to a worsening skill shortage in the industry.Growth in the Number of Tier 2 Applications

Should Immigration be Devolved to a City Level?
By Richmond Chambers

A recent report from thinktank RSA has called for more power and responsibility to be devolved from Whitehall to UK cities at the same time that additional devolved powers are being negotiated for Scotland.Contact Us

 A recent report from thinktank RSA has called for more power and responsibility to be devolved from Whitehall to UK cities at the same time that additional devolved powers are being negotiated for Scotland.Contact Us

Immigration and Recruitment for Technology Start-ups
By Richmond Chambers

Technology Start-ups have been given massive government incentives to flock to the UK, however according to a group of experts it is the government’s own policies...

 on immigration that are stopping the UK taking its place as a world-leading hub of technological innovation and entrepreneurship.Exceptional Talent

Summer 2011 interns exempt from Tier 2 cooling off period
By Richmond Chambers

Students who worked as interns in the UK last summer and want to return to a graduate job with the same company are now temporarily exempt from cooling off rules, according to the UK Border Agency. be sponsored by the same company where they worked as an intern...

 in the summer of 2011; have previously been granted permission under Tier 2 (General) with that company for a temporary job lasting no more than four months as an intern or a summer associate; have completed a degree course within 18 months of their...

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