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Mid Worcestershire MP Peter Luff has stated that if the United Kingdom ends the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme (SAWS), the country's agricultural sector could suffer.
A study conducted by researchers from Duke University, Harvard University, and New York University, says that more than a million skilled foreigners are competing for 120,000 permanent U.S. resident visas each year.
The Home Office released statistics today on the number of Bulgaria and Romanian workers registered to work in the United Kingdom.
Germany's skills shortages are causing the economy to lose billions a year, according to a report commissioned by Economy Minister Michael Glos.
At a time when New Zealand is trying to attract skilled migrants from overseas, statistics are showing that migration to the country is slowing down.
As a reminder, on 01 September, Australia will make significant changes to its General Skilled Migration (GSM) program. People applying before 31 August 2007 will not be affected by the new rules.