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UK entrepreneurs emigrating beyond British shores
As reported by Small Business, nearly 50% of aspiring British entrepreneurs think they should emigrate to achieve success, reveals research. An international study on the aspirations of potential entrepreneurs carried out by Mazars (an accountancy firm) and Smaller Earth (a travel programme operator) reveals that 46% think they are much more...
Emigration in Ireland Spurred on by Unemployment
Emigration in Ireland has been a problem for some time now. In fact, ever since the job market bottomed out, people have been leaving Ireland in groups to find work elsewhere. Some are even now saying that emigration and education appear to be behind a huge fall in unemployment.
Numbers right now are showing a 2,300 dip to 434,800 in the...
Etihad Airways deal expands route network
Leading Middle Eastern carrier Etihad Airways has announced it will increase its network size with a tie-up with Air Berlin. Etihad says it will increase its stake in Germany’s second airline to nearly 30 per cent.
The deal also encompasses code-sharing with the German airline’s partners, Austrian budget carrier Niki Luftfahrt and...
Polish Migrants Fueling the Highest Net Migration the UK Has Seen in Five Years
Reports have just recently started to show that the number of people arriving in the UK, compared to the number of people leaving the UK, has jumped by close to 100,000. This is a stat that is known as net migration.
Right now Brits are currently dealing with the highest level of net migration in close to five years. So far reports have...
An Extra 20,000 Indian Workers a Year Will Get to Bypass The UK's Immigration Cap
The UK has talked about how tough they want their immigration cap to be. They say that this cap needs to be tough in order to free up jobs for UK workers and take strain off the country's public services. Despite all of this, there are some things that the UK cannot control, like deals that are made by the European Union.
It now seems that...
Britain Still Planning to Limit Non-European Union Emigrants
Despite all of the recent reports on emigration, the British government is still considering plans to reduce the number of emigrants coming to the UK from outside the European Union. This includes emigrants from such countries as India. In fact, India is one of their main focuses, because this is where most non-European Union emigrants come...
Donkey Flights Are Becoming Popular Among Illegal Emigrants to the UK
According to reports, thousands of illegal emigrants from India are using “donkey flights” to enter the UK. They are doing this to enter the UK through the back door via other European countries. For those that do not know, using the system known as donkey flights, unskilled workers pay travel agents huge amounts of money to provide them...
39-ear-old Zimbabwean Woman Denied UK Asylum
Just recently, a 39-year-old woman, who admitted taking part in a very violent attack against some white farmers in Zimbabwe, has had her appeal to remain in the UK rejected by the High Court. According to reports, the woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, confessed to having beaten up 10 people during two land...
Survey Confirms UK as Hotspot for Asylum Seekers
It appears that the UK has just recently emerged as one of the most popular locations in Europe for asylum seekers. Although people in the UK are saying that they have known this for a long time, most people did not know why. Well a new survey shows that asylum seekers are actually twice as likely to be successful in the UK than they are in...
Millions Being Paid by British Taxpayers for Emigration Benefits
Apparently taxpayers are currently paying millions of pounds in extra benefits to Eastern European emigrations because of new changes to the EU regulation. For the past seven years, emigrants from eight countries were unable to collect benefits in the UK until they have worked in the country for 12 months.
However, as of April 2011,...
