Existing care workers could be exempt from UK’s tough new immigration rules
Ghanaian nurse Evans Sarbeng with resident Phyllis Padham at St Cecilia’s nursing home in Scarborough. Photograph: Gary Calton/The ObserverView image in fullscreenGhanaian nurse Evans Sarbeng with resident Phyllis Padham at St Cecilia’s nursing home in Scarborough. My dad has Alzheimer’s, and you see what the staff have to put up with.
- ▪Ghanaian nurse Evans Sarbeng with resident Phyllis Padham at St Cecilia’s nursing home in Scarborough.
- ▪Photograph: Gary Calton/The ObserverView image in fullscreenGhanaian nurse Evans Sarbeng with resident Phyllis Padham at St Cecilia’s nursing home in Scarborough.
- ▪My dad has Alzheimer’s, and you see what the staff have to put up with.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/jul/24/care-workers-exempt-uk-new-immigration-rules |
| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 18:43:41 GMT |
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Ghanaian nurse Evans Sarbeng with resident Phyllis Padham at St Cecilia’s nursing home in Scarborough. Photograph: Gary Calton/The ObserverView image in fullscreenGhanaian nurse Evans Sarbeng with resident Phyllis Padham at St Cecilia’s nursing home in Scarborough. Photograph: Gary Calton/The ObserverSocial careExisting care workers could be exempt from UK’s tough new immigration rulesExclusive: Andy Burnham thought to be considering waiving stricter right to remain rules for people already working in the sectorKiran Stacey and Patrick ButlerFri 24 Jul 2026 14.43 EDTLast modified on Fri 24 Jul 2026 14.48 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleHundreds of thousands of care workers could be exempted from the home secretary’s plans to toughen up the immigration system under proposals being…
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