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Barista-Visa Baby?

17th May 2017
Pret, Byron, Five Guys, Eat... these brands are an increasingly ubiquitous presence on the high street - but there are concerns about staffing in a post Brexit environment. Will we end up with a complex and complicated system of work visas to address potential labour shortages in key areas of the labour market?
The boss of a popular burger chain supports plans for 'barista visas' to avoid a post-Brexit staffing crisis https://t.co/6Jjp5cQbk2
— Indy Business (@TheIndyBusiness) May 17, 2017
Hotels and cafes in the UK face staffing crisis without a flow of EU workers. Is the barista visa a solution? https://t.co/T5ap4gaVnr pic.twitter.com/TfQHDBqS6y
— Financial Times (@FT) May 3, 2017
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