Government immigration plan “puts too much power in the hands of central government”
19 February 2020
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In the Media
IEA referenced in the Bristol Post
19 February 2020
In the Media
Kristian Niemietz writes for CapX
20 February 2020
Housing and Planning
Dr Kristian Niemietz quoted in The Telegraph
Quoted in Telegraph, the IEA’s Head of Political Economy, Kristian Niemietz warns that a new points based immigration system “puts too much power in the hands of central government” arguing that businesses are “better placed than the state to decide what is missing from the current labour market“.
A points-based system risk causing a shortage of workers. Kristian argued the government is unable to effectively plan an immigration system based on the needs of an ever changing labour market.
Read his full article here.
A points-based system risk causing a shortage of workers. Kristian argued the government is unable to effectively plan an immigration system based on the needs of an ever changing labour market.
Read his full article here.
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