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ARTICLE · 11 APRIL 2024

Creating A Global Workforce

It is often said that the world is a small place. It is also often said that the United Kingdom (UK) is a service economy and no longer is it known for having strong manufacturing sectors.

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It is often said that the world is a small place. It is also often said that the United Kingdom (UK) is a service economy and no longer is it known for having strong manufacturing sectors. Consequently, many businesses in the UK struggle to recruit suitable workers and hence have to look beyond the UK's shores to secure the appropriate talents. Arguably, Brexit has not helped the situation because no longer do European Union (EU) nationals have the right to free movement to the UK. All of a sudden, EU nationals also require visas to live and work in the UK just like any other overseas nationals. We are constantly hearing of the challenges which the National Health Service (NHS) is experiencing what with the lack of doctors and nurses. Many other sectors including hospitality and catering are struggling.

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