Labour immigration policy to reduce reliance on overseas workers
Addressing home-grown skills shortages
The Labour Party has released its immigration policy ahead of the 2024 election, pledging to reduce the reliance on overseas workers and address home-grown skills shortages.
The policy includes a number of measures to achieve this, such as:
- Reforming the points-based immigration system to make it fairer and more managed
- Investing in skills and training to create a more highly skilled domestic workforce
- Working with businesses to identify and address skills shortages
Ensuring that hard-working people come first
The Labour Party believes that its immigration policy will ensure that hard-working people come first. The party says that it will crack down on illegal immigration and exploitation, and that it will make sure that employers are not able to undercut wages by hiring overseas workers.
The Labour Party's immigration policy is a balanced and sensible approach to managing immigration. It will reduce the reliance on overseas workers, address home-grown skills shortages, and ensure that hard-working people come first.
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