migrant News

A recent survey shows that three out of ten people who pass the Home Office’s Life in the UK Test don’t know where Liverpool is.

Effective interpersonal skills are becoming increasingly important as people migrate into and out towns/cities/countries, even families. The Tips provide insight for effective interaction and communication with each other,verbally and non-verbally.

Singapore is becoming home to a new wave of Indian immigrants who are flocking its shores for employment and business.

The Minister for Integration, John Curran, T.D. officially launched the Limerick City and County Integration Plan 2010-12 today.

48 per cent - nearly half of all SMEs in the UK now employ non-UK nationals compared to 21 per cent in 2006, according to recent research from the Tenon Forum.

3 young ambassadors from Fitzroy, Melbourne will join nearly 250 others from 19 countries in Boston, USA, for the Intel Computer Clubhouse Network’s 2008 Teen Summit.

The New Zealand general election is approaching and issues around immigration, particularly from Asian countries have become a hot debate.

In August this year, Beijing, China, will welcome sportsmen, spectators and tourists from a variety of locations for the start of the 2008 Olympic Games.

A Private Member’s Bill intended to protect agency workers would have unintended consequences for workers within the UK food industry, warns the Association of Labour Providers.