Reform UK Proposes Employer Immigration Tax to Boost Domestic Employment

New policy aims to raise £20bn by increasing National Insurance rates for foreign workers, exempting health and social care sectors.

Reform UK's proposed tax would increase National Insurance from 13.8% to 20% for employers hiring foreign workers.
Small businesses with fewer than five employees and health and social care sectors are exempt from the tax.
Party leaders claim the tax will incentivize hiring British workers and reduce net migration.
Revenue from the tax is intended to fund apprenticeships and training programs for young people.
Nigel Farage and Richard Tice emphasize the policy as a solution to the UK's 'chronic crisis of worklessness.'