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LONDON (Reuters) – Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet of ministers has agreed on a plan to focus Britain's post-Brexit migration system on highly skilled migrant workers.
Last week, official experts recommended giving priority to highly skilled migrant workers after Brexit and not giving preferential treatment to workers in the European Union, proposals that are worrying some EU leaders. 39; company.
The FT said that while ministers backed proposals from experts at a meeting on Monday, the idea of not granting preferential treatment to EU workers could change if or when the Grande Britain approves a trade agreement with the EU.
"It would mean a better deal on migration, but the same offer would be available if we concluded trade agreements with other countries in the world," the paper said, citing a source.
(Written by William Schomberg, edited by Matthew Mpoke Bigg)
