Migrants do not affect jobless levels, say researchers
National Institute of Economic and Social Research report in sharp contrast to claim by Migration Watchhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jan/10/migrants-no-effect-jobless-report
Coalition refuses to ratify UN measure protecting domestic workers
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jun/15/coalition-refuses-protecting-domestic-workers
Are the changes to English for Speakers of Other Languages going to get Hayes in a pickle?
The government wants everyone else to take
responsibility to learn English and integrate. The Equality Impact Assessment
published this week on the changes to English for Speakers of Other Languages
funding sends this message again. Individual learners, colleges and the
voluntary sector are top of the list in being asked to find the extra resources.
The government recognises that its changes to ESOL will have a negative impact
but passes the buck. Well the buck needs to take a U turn, argues James
Lee.
http://www.migrantsrights.org.uk/migration-pulse/2011/are-changes-english-speakers-other-languages-going-get-hayes-pickle
LEARNING ENABLES LONDON WOMAN TO FIGHT FOR RIGHTS - based on NIACE Press Release May 2011
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