England Refusing Uneducated Worker

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1. Cheap labor will end
According to the government, with this strict policy, the period when workers are paid cheaply to work in factories, hotels and restaurants will end. Meanwhile, industry and business owners accused London of trying to ravage the economy.

They warned the government of “very bad” consequences such as job losses and factory closures as a result of the policy. Politicians from the Labor Party and the Liberal Democrats criticized him. Health sector workers who are members of Unison rate it “gave birth to an absolute disaster in the health service sector”.

2. European Union citizens or not, migrants will be treated the same
The significance of the policy towards the European Union is also considered large. Because the Ministry of Internal Affairs stressed that EU citizens will get the same treatment as those who were not in the UK. This was implemented immediately after the EU and UK agreement ended on 31 December.

According to the new rules, educated workers are people who attend school up to A-level in the British or Scottish education system. The profession of servants and some types of work in agriculture will be eliminated from the educated category, but there are new additions namely carpenters, plasters and baby sitters.

For those who wish to work in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), are required to get at least 70 points earned, among others, from job offers by approved sponsors (20 points), English language skills (20 points) and has a PhD in relevant subjects. Minimum income is IDR 364 million per year.

3. The government defends itself by saying this policy is to encourage talented people
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel told the BBC Breakfast program that the government did this to “encourage people with the right talent” and “reduce the number of people coming to the UK with low levels of education”.

He also added that business owners could recruit employees of eight potential British workers who were “economically inactive”. The British government itself insists it will not open up other channels for workers with low education or those who are underpaid.

Britain has ordered business owners to “adapt” to end freedom of movement between Britain and the European Union. The government also argues that what they are doing now is realizing Brexit as requested by citizens during referendums and elections.

1. Photos released to mark the beginning of the decade
In the portrait, Queen Elizabeth is seen posing with a smile while carrying the handbag that she wore on several occasions. Standing behind him was Prince Charles who was his first successor.

Then, there is Prince William who is the first son of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana. Next to Queen Elizabeth is her grandson, Prince George, who is the first child of the couple Prince William and Kate Middleton. The uploaded photo marks the beginning of the decade.

2. The first formal photo since 2016
These four people are very rarely seen in a formal photo of the kingdom. The last time this happened was in 2016. It was the moment of Queen Elizabeth’s birthday. Prince George was also two years old and seemed to stand holding his father’s hand.

Previously, to commemorate Christmas, Buckingham Palace had released photos of members of the royal family in a relaxed atmosphere. In that portrait, the moment that you want to be served is making cakes. Prince George was photographed in a state of stirring the dough.

3. Most likely the photo was taken at the same moment
If you pay attention to the clothes worn by Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George, it can be assumed that the latest portrait released by the kingdom was taken at the same time as the photo before Christmas.

The photographer himself is Ranald Mackechnie. At another time, the kingdom also uploaded a photo of Queen Elizabeth sitting at a table containing photographs of her family, including her late father, King George VI.

The public also speculated that this seemed to indicate that Queen Elizabeth wanted to immediately abdicate the throne in the near future. While her husband has resigned from his duties as a companion to the Queen of England since 2017 for health reasons.