This guide is intended to assist trade unionists at all levels to meet these challenges through negotiation and collective bargaining. This booklet covers: Background to workplace immigration controls What the law says Issues for trade unions What you can do It will:• help you deal with document checks by negotiating agreements with management• give you […]
The Migrants’ Rights Network and Unis Resist Border Controls are seeking to understand the impact of Covid-19 on Tier 4 international students in the UK. We have heard a number of students already that they have or are facing destitution, and are also now facing threats of expulsion from the higher education/university establishments because of an inability to
May has seen expected disappointments, climb downs, shock and us uttering the words ‘YES!’ in relation to immigration but at least we have had some glorious weather. This was the month which bore the dreaded return of the Immigration Bill to Parliament with a flurry, and we witnessed its unfortunate passing at its second reading.
On 4 June 2020, the Migrants’ Rights Network along with the Coalition of Race Equality (CORE) Members wrote to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care on the failure of the Public Health England report to challenge racial disproportionality in COVID-19 deaths The letter states that the “report contains no recommendations about what
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May has seen expected disappointments, climb downs, shock and us uttering the words ‘YES!’ in relation to immigration but at least we have had some glorious weather. This was the month which bore the dreaded return of the Immigration Bill to Parliament with a flurry, and we witnessed its unfortunate passing at its second reading.
This project was borne out of a concern that people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) were being left out of the measures to protect people from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the instructions from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to ‘bring everyone in’ (MHCLG, 2020), the authors found
