02 June 2010
The UK border agency published updated policy in the guidance for the Tier 2 of the points based syste. This policy guidance explains further the duration of the permission to stay in the UK issued to all Tier 2 applicants besides for those making applications under the Graduate trainees and Skills transfer categories of the Tier 2 (Intra Company Transfers).
To see the guidance with updated info click here and pay attention to the addendum on the front page of the document.
Saturday, 5 June 2010
Monday, 31 May 2010
UK Citizenship applications for 2009
UK Home Office statistical bulletin published on the 27 May 2010 with interesting facts and figures on British Citizenship Applications in 2009.
For further more detailed information on Citizenship and surrounding procedural info and categories you should look at the United Kingdom Border Agency's chapters of the guidance used by the UKBA Staff when deciding applications for UK Citizenship.
For further more detailed information on Citizenship and surrounding procedural info and categories you should look at the United Kingdom Border Agency's chapters of the guidance used by the UKBA Staff when deciding applications for UK Citizenship.
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
UK Trade and Investment asks business people from Israel to predict the future of business
25 May 2010 UK Trade and Investment the UK's International Business development organization is offering a free week long trip to the United Kingdom to business people from Israel that have the most compelling predictions on the next big business breakthrough.
Until 30th June 2010 the 3 people with the most intriguing and viable predictions will each win 2 business class tickets to London plus a weeks accommodation. During this week the winners will meet industry leaders and discuss how the UK can help them proceed with these ideas.
If you would like to submit a prediction you may do so by clicking here. The shortlisted predictions will be decided by vote in July.
Until 30th June 2010 the 3 people with the most intriguing and viable predictions will each win 2 business class tickets to London plus a weeks accommodation. During this week the winners will meet industry leaders and discuss how the UK can help them proceed with these ideas.
If you would like to submit a prediction you may do so by clicking here. The shortlisted predictions will be decided by vote in July.
Monday, 24 May 2010
UK Labour Market Earnings
The Annual Survey of Hours and Wages (ASHE) found that weekly pay for full time employees in the UK rose by 2,0 percent.
10% of UK full time employees earned up to and more than 971GBP per week whilst 10% earned less than 271GBP.
According to the survey the highest paid earnings in 2009 were among Health Professionals with an average of about 1,031 GBP per week followed by Corporate Managers with 745GBP per week.
Science and Technology Professionals came next with an average of 698GBP per week and the lowest of full time workers were those in Sales Occupations who averaged 278 GBP per week.
10% of UK full time employees earned up to and more than 971GBP per week whilst 10% earned less than 271GBP.
According to the survey the highest paid earnings in 2009 were among Health Professionals with an average of about 1,031 GBP per week followed by Corporate Managers with 745GBP per week.
Science and Technology Professionals came next with an average of 698GBP per week and the lowest of full time workers were those in Sales Occupations who averaged 278 GBP per week.
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