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BBC Wales’ Business Correspondent Brian Meechan presented the workplace issues programme.

BBC Wales’ Business Correspondent Brian Meechan presented the workplace issues programme, which has now come to an end.

BBC Wales’ Business Correspondent Brian Meechan presented the workplace issues programme, which has now come to an end. Thanks for listening.
You can business coverage regularly on Good Morning Wales & Good Evening Wales.

Wales at Work: 07/09/2017

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Carl Roberts

07/09/2017

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Carl Roberts asks how leaked immigration proposals would affect the care sector in Wales.

Carl Roberts asks how leaked Home Office immigration proposals would affect the care sector in Wales and discusses how employers can give thanks for a job well done.

How would leaked Home Office proposals on immigration affect the care sector in Wales post Brexit? Carl Roberts talks to the chair of Care Forum Wales Mario Kreft, and Nathan Gill MEP, who used to run a care business. Our business of the week Evoqua, based in Caldicot, hopes to benefit from new rules affecting shipping. Carl talks to Matthew Kennerley, regional director for South Wales for Associated British Ports, about their plans for developing cruise tourism in Swansea. He also hears about the university course that wants to revolutionise the Welsh software sector, and discusses how employers can give thanks for a job well done.

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