Introduction of immigration cap deemed 'unlawful'

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lilelvis2000 replied

18 December 2010, 13:52
No, not surprised at all. The Home Office is very good at "one law for you and no laws for us".
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MrMark replied

18 December 2010, 09:16
Anyone here really surprised?
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Cliphead replied

17 December 2010, 21:10
Everything finds an equilibrium and tulipe will float to the top in any case.
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TimberWolf started a topic Introduction of immigration cap deemed 'unlawful'

17 December 2010, 21:05
Introduction of immigration cap deemed 'unlawful'

The ruling has nullified the current temporary cap, meaning it is no longer in force.
BBC News - Introduction of immigration cap deemed 'unlawful'

Meanwhile ReThink recruitment say more Indians are needed, presumably in addition to the unlimited numbers that will be able to come here on £24K, uncapped and uncounted:

“Many are now in a race against time to be ready for Solvency II, and the pool of suitable candidates is very limited, so recruiting from countries like India is a viable option.”
The 900 quid a day IT Contractors

Best brush on up Indian language skills.
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