Rayner defends care worker visa stance

Angela Rayner has reiterated her opposition to Home Office plans that would make it more difficult for foreign care workers to gain permanent residence in the UK, describing the proposed changes as disruptive and unfairly penalizing staff who have moved to care for loved ones. The policy, announced under the previous government, requires low-paid migrants to stay in the UK for 15 years before applying for settlement. The reforms have faced opposition from Labour MPs and trade unions, with concerns that they could affect many workers already in the country. The government is still reviewing responses to a consultation before finalizing the policy.

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