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If your job is on the list, you can be paid 80% of the job’s usual going rate to qualify for a Skilled Worker visa. The annual salaries for these jobs are based on a 37.5-hour working week. They must be pro-rated for other working patterns, based on the weekly working hours stated by your employer. There’s a different list of shortage occupations for some jobs if you work in healthcare or education. If you do not know your job’s occupation code, you can search for your job in the ONS occupation coding tool. Occupation codeJob types included on the shortage occupations listAreas of the UK where there is a shortageAnnual salary (80% of going rate)1181Health services and public health managers and directors – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of...

Policing Tells All How the big man at the top hounded him out of his job when he was achieving so much, transforming a deprived inner-city area. For 23 years David Webb, former police superintendent, has kept secret the true reasons for ending his career in Handsworth, Birmingham at the height of his achievements. He was the pioneer of community policing and was internationally recognised for his work. In his new book ‘Policing the Rainbow’ he names current and former black business people and community leaders and the part they played during the turbulent eighties in inner-city Handsworth. James Hunte, Lloyd Blake, Basil Clarke, Beni Brown and Gus Williams are named in his book and the part they played during his reign. According to David Webb, they tried to silence him by...

About the Campaign Online bullying is a contributing factor for many young people having thoughts of suicide. Over 200 schoolchildren die by suicide every year in the UK. We need everyone to be aware of the impact that online bullying can have on children and young people’s mental health. Bullying affects young people in many different ways. It can impact on their self-esteem, emotional wellbeing, education and life outside of school. Those experiencing bullying may feel self-conscious, embarrassed, or feel that they aren’t ‘worth’ help. They may feel scared, sad or overwhelmed, and find it difficult to sleep or eat. Many young people who have been bullied find it really hard to ever feel safe or confident in anything they do, leading them to isolate themselves from others and give ...