Brexit brain drain is only making skills shortage worse

UK is not as attractive to EU workers - but the problems start much closer to home

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Jaguar Land Rover factory in Solihull
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More evidence has emerged attesting to a chronic UK skills shortage - one that has put a price on the gap for employers at more than £2bn in the past year.

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