Jeremy Corbyn on Fair Migration and Needs of UK Ec

The transcript discusses the importance of fair migration policies that align with the economic needs of the UK, emphasizing the necessity of recruiting skilled workers like nurses and engineers. It highlights the global movement of people and the need for residency rights for both EU nationals in the UK and British citizens in Europe. The discussion also covers the implications of ending freedom of movement, which affects the UK's participation in the single market. Finally, it stresses the importance of maintaining strong trade relations with Europe and the need for economic policies that support manufacturing and service industries.

What is the primary reason the speaker gives for needing to recruit nurses and engineers from abroad?

• Lack of interest in these professions locally

• Insufficient investment in local training

• Higher salaries offered abroad

• Better working conditions abroad

Why does the speaker emphasize the rights of British people living in Europe?

• To ensure they can travel freely

• To maintain their residency rights

• To allow them to vote in European elections

• To provide them with healthcare benefits

What is the speaker's stance on the UK's participation in the single market?

• The UK should leave the single market to reduce immigration

• The UK should remain in the single market for economic benefits

• The UK should focus on trade with Asia instead

• The UK should negotiate a new trade deal with the US

What does the speaker believe is essential for maintaining manufacturing and service industry jobs in Britain?

• Increasing immigration

• Expanding trade with non-EU countries

• Tariff-free access to the European market

• Reducing corporate taxes

What type of government does the speaker advocate for to ensure economic growth?

• A government that focuses on international aid

• A government that increases taxes on the middle class

• A government that invests in the economy

• A government that reduces public spending