press_release_003
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The report argues that the sponsorship system in the UK disproportionately benefits big firms and disincentivises talented professionals from launching their own businesses in Britain. The research shows that talent shortages and productivity stagnation require almost all economies to invest in talent, making migration policy increasingly important. The report claims that a competitive and flexible visa system is a must for any country that wants to innovate and grow. Passport to Progress: A Blueprint for the World’s Most Pro-Innovation Visa System, written by Derin Kocer, shows that high-skilled immigrants are more prone to entrepreneurship and make economies more productive and innovative. It calls on politicians to make the case for the positive benefits of high-skilled and high-potential immigration. Policy Recommendations The report puts forward a number of policy recommendations, inspired by the best policies from around the world, to attract top international students, high-skilled professionals, STEM researchers, entrepreneurs and unusually talented individuals.
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EMBARGOED UNTIL 00.01 WEDNESDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2023 A NEW REPORT SETS OUT HOW THE UK CAN ATTRACT MORE INTERNATIONAL TALENT TO KICKSTART ECONOMIC GROWTH A new report from leading business groups urges the government to rethink migration policy and allow international graduates to access unsponsored right to work in the UK following their graduation, with their time at university counting towards permanent residency. The report argues that the sponsorship system in the UK disproportionately benefits...
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