Name: Brexit後のポイント制移民制度では、低技能労働者は英国のビザを拒否されることになる。 (Low-skilled workers will be denied UK visas in points-based immigration system after Brexit)
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It's a historic moment that marks the end off the free movement of people.

From January, the 1st 2021 a new immigration system based on qualifications and earnings will operate in the UK.

Under the plans, workers who don't have the equivalent of a levels or Scottish hires will no longer get visas.

A salary threshold for workers wanting to come to the UK would be set at £25,600.

But professions facing a shortage of workers such as nursing will be allowed in on a lower figure of just over 20,000.

On a scheme to bring in seasonal agriculture, workers will be expanded.

The home secretary says the changes will boost the economy on attract the brightest and best.

Our political editor Gary Given reports, is in no time we took back control of our immigration policy.

We add a population the size of Newcastle every year.

Concerned about immigration, help to deliver a victory to the leave campaign, Britain's out government wants voters to feel their message in the referendum is being acted on.

Yes, we will bring overall numbers down by reducing the number of people with low skills come into the United Kingdom, so skilled workers above a pay floor can come to the country if they've got a promise of a job.

But those classified as unskilled can't put up your hands.

If you voted for Brexit, you voted to leave Cafe in Stratford upon Avon this morning.

So they like the sound of what the government is announcing.

And then if it doesn't work, maybe Alexis people in way should be more like Australia, where you have to speak English job.

You can't get benefits way have come people narrow country who need jobs on their their hopes, their forthem on they should be with people serving them young Bulgarians who aren't convinced the local workforce will step in to serve.

I don't think the English people, they would like Thio work this job while we were working in group restaurant and most of us actually all of us were foreigner and there is no British.

Are you taking English British people's jobs?

The hospitality industry was joined by other sectors, including social care and construction, pleading that the government to relax its planned rules at least give them more time to adapt beyond the end of the year deadline.

There are 100,000 vacancies right now as we speak.

So how the care sector is going to be able to recruit the people that they need as quickly a CZ is going to be required is going to be challenging.

We want to be able to build bridges and roads and railways, and there's an infrastructure revolution that we need way haven't aging population well, I think that is the conversation that we need to have Government is the conversation that we need to have.

Secretary suggested that conversation wasn't necessary if those employers recruit from the millions of Britons not in work and not seeking where.

There are 8.45 million British people in the United Kingdom economically inactive across the country in different parts of the messages get on your bike.

Well, the messages we will be working with businesses and employers to invest in people and in schools.

But the government's own numbers suggest Of those 8.5 1,000,000 a big chunk of students and the others are sick, many also looking after their families.

Others are retired, making the pool of what the government statisticians call discouraged workers.

These were once the offices of the leave campaign, where some would say this all started.

You were working that building over there, the vote leave headquarters.

This is the culmination of something that started there in the buildup to the referendum card played in the referendum, and immigration is now neutralized.

There's an issue you think to a larger guy thing.

Yes, we saw that people don't actually my on focus solely on numbers.

Thousands figure that we saw trotted out in a time when we ask, you couldn't even control.

And today's announcement by the government they live is exactly that.

This is not the end of the debate over immigration.

Ultimately, it was about numbers more than nothing else.

I'm just not sure the year down the line two years down the line that anything with that is actually gonna change some industries still hope the government could show flexibility and loosen immigration controls over time.

Government insists that no need to do that.

Employers must recruit and train better and pay more while joining me Now from Westminster, the conservative MP John Redwood on In Studio in the studio we have the economist fighter Shaheen, who stood for labor but lost in the last election on Is director off the lettering think tank class fighter Shaheen.

This is what people, though, is it for Well, it is certainly a policy that isn't driven by evidence or economic need or society or history off immigration as well as immigration.

So you have to wonder where it comes from.

And I think it is driven by xenophobia, and we see it in the context of a government that has come in that has said, voted against child refugees, being ableto be united with their families.

You know, we've seen this week that they hired someone that was into eugenics.

You know, they keep sending out this message off xenophobia on dhe.

When you look at the facts alongside what they're doing, it just doesn't go together.

You know, if you think about what this is meant to sold.

What's wrong with putting those 8.5 1,000,000 people who are currently being old, being sick, looking after members of their family to work?

I mean, because they're doing other things right?

When you look at it and you know again, if you I want to do something about wages if you want to do something about jobs, you don't focus on immigration.

You have to deal with the issues in the labor market that more about trade unions and the impact of the crash and austerity.

So, John, why do you think these 8.5 1,000,000 people who pretty Patel talked about today are suddenly going to start applying for jobs that they're currently apply for?

What I welcome about today is is the vision of a better paid, more productive workforce, and it's mainly about getting people better paid because they're more skilled and they're supported by better investment in the care home or in the office or in the factory or wherever it is soothing can as well be.

I won't care workers to be paid more on dhe.

It has to be paid for out of productivity gains, higher quality work, more training, more support for them and above all, more investment in equipment and computers and so forth.

We've got a great modern vision for a better society in which people have better, more rewarding jobs that are better paid.

And we're trying to leave the employers with us.

We don't like this model where they don't mechanize.

They don't put the support behind their workers.

Isn't it doing simple tasks like that that can't be done by Robles?

Well, the basic care is a very skilled job on it needs to be properly rewarded.

But there are all sorts of AIDS to cleaning and transporting and handling and so forth where you do need decent equipment, and you certainly need very good information systems to know what the needs of an individual is, and that could make the care worker more effective and provide a better quality of care is not just about cost.

It's about quality above all else, the best.

Businesses invest in both their people and in their technology, because what it should be driven by is a passion to have higher quality there in the care, home, high quality service in the office or whatever it is.

We've had the conservatives in government for 10 years, and it's been in the gift to pay higher wages for care workers.

It's been in their gift to invest in nurses bursaries, for instance.

Let's talk about my old teacher that I saw that hasn't had an inflation and be in pay rise for 10 years.

That's because the public sector pay cap.

And how perfect for the etonians that have undermines wages in this country undermined workers rights in this country to make us focus on the Romanians rather than what they're up to it.

And it's frustrating to see this policy also because we are limiting ourselves.

What we are doing is also saying that we can't move abroad.

All of my friends, all of the people that have moved to Spain.

Spanish lift that you know, Is that the point?

So we have to concentrate on this, This new system, I mean So, John, you know, people might sort of wonder whether the actual immigration numbers are gonna come down as a result of this system.

We're going to ask me that Yet the Home Secretary said she she on discipline in numbers.

There are certainly very great pressures on housing, and public service is particularly in certain areas.

And we do have to have a pace to change, which is acceptable to the people who already live here.

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