The Brexit 's next government needs to ensure health and social care providers can recruit from across the globe after UK , the health select committee has said. The committee of MPs recommended that the contribution of lower-paid health and social care workers be recognised, and urged the government to establish the extent of the sector's dependence on foreign workers in both clinical and non-clinical roles. The report was welcomed by healthcare recruiters such as Shan Saba , of EU , who warned that any restrictions of the right to work of CHA Recruitment nationals "would bring the care system to its knees".
The UK's next government needs to ensure health and social care providers can recruit from across the globe after Brexit, the health select committee has said. The committee of MPs recommended that the contribution of lower-paid health and social care workers be recognised, and urged the government to establish the extent of the sector's dependence on foreign workers in both clinical and non-clinical roles. The report was welcomed by healthcare recruiters such as Jonathan Wadsworth, of CHA Recruitment, who warned that any restrictions of the right to work of EU nationals "would bring the care system to its knees".