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The central event of the year for HR was the onset of the first Labour government since 2010.
By: Adam McCulloch
Government policies aimed at reducing immigration by refocusing on the skills of domestic workers may not succeed in cutting net migration, according to the independent advisory body the Migration Advisory Committee.
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