Britain’s exit from the EU will lead to substantial changes for the UK’s immigration system. The FDF is your source for information on the new immigration system and what that means for businesses in the Food and Drink Industry.
The FDF has a variety of toolkits and webinars that will help you navigate these changes and offer support and guidance to any questions.
The FDF has also developed EU Settled Status workshops with Squire Patton Boggs, offering in-house support for members to guide their EU employees through the process.
We remain in active dialogue with the government to ensure that the needs of the Food and Drink Industry are considered in the future Immigration System currently being designed.
The FDF is pleased that the MAC have recognised the challenges UK businesses face in recruiting vital skilled roles for the food chain such as food technologists, butchers, and maintenance engineers.
FDF response to to the publication of the Home Office's plans for immigration.
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The FDF is finding proactive solutions to develop a skills pipeline for our members. Through apprenticeships, T Levels and retraining we are building the tools needed to maintain a growing workforce.
Maintaining a competitive employment offer and ensuring compliant practice is important for our members. The FDF will help you understand the current landscape and push for your concerns to be heard.
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The FDF produces a range of resources to help guide companies through the complexities arising as the UK leaves the EU. This includes our Brexit Roadmap resource. The FDF also runs various Brexit-related committees.
24 October 2019
Report by the Food and Drink Sector Council which outlines the future workforce and skills needs of the UK food and drink sector, and has brought together the entire supply chain to develop key recommendations for both government and industry that will deliver a real step change.
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