The ban on asylum seekers in the UK working for at least a year is harming Skegness’s economy, a councillor says Skegness Lincolnshire
The ban on asylum seekers in the UK working for at least a year is harming Skegness’s economy, a councillor says.
She told a full council meeting that many have skills which are in short supply in East Lindsey, and the “dehumanising” policy should be scrapped. “45% of asylum seekers were critical workers in their home countries, and one in seven worked in health or social care. “The problem seems to have an obvious solution if we treat people like human beings. In Canada and lots of other European countries, there is a far shorter wait for asylum seekers to go to work.”
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