Post-Brexit immigration – time for life sciences to prepare

25 October 2018
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Kerry Garcia (pictured above, left) and Nyasha Gardner, UK-based immigration specialists at law firm Stevens & Bolton, provide an Expert View on what the recently published Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report on immigration means for businesses in the life sciences sector.

In September, the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) published its long-awaited report on the impact on the UK labor market of the UK’s exit from the European Union (EU).

The MAC had been commissioned by the government to assess the impact of European Economic Area (EEA) migration on the UK’s economy and society, and to consider recommendations for the UK’s post-Brexit immigration system.

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