How migration drives down wage costs Growing use of Sharia by UK Muslims Raids across North East snare bogus workers Bus firm flew bosses to Poland to hire 50 foreign drivers after claiming they could not find Brits to fill the jobs Brazil may change immigration policy
A selection of recent media reports
The statistics quoted in Zoe Williams's article (Migration caps aren't about protecting British workers, 12 January) do not reflect my direct experience of employment as a truck driver.
The Guardian (16-Jan-2012)
The use of Sharia, or Islamic religious law, is growing in Britain, with thousands of Muslims using it to settle disputes each year, b
BBC News (16-Jan-2012)
A BLITZ on bogus workers was staged in a string of co-ordinated raids across the North, the Sunday Sun can reveal. A hos
Sunday Sun (15-Jan-2012)
) A UK bus operator flew bosses to Poland to recru
The Mail On Sunday (14-Jan-2012)
Brazil may have to change its immigration policy to deal with the country's influx of immigrants, Brazil's Defense Minister Celso Amorim said Friday. Brazil's growing prosperity makes it more attractive to immigrants and the country must adapt to this new reality, said Amorim.
Irish Sun (14-Jan-2012)
Monday, 16 January 2012
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