Recruiters will have to jump through more hoops with immigration plans

Recruiters are likely to have more “hoops to jump through” if government plans for an Australian points-based system post-Brexit are given the go ahead.

So say immigration experts Recruiter has spoken with regarding the plans featured as part of home secretary Priti Patel’s speech to the Conservative Party conference this week.

Stephen Jennings, partner solicitor at Tozers Solicitors, told Recruiter while the plan is thin of detail thus far, it is clearly designed to limit immigration quite...

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