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Immigration

September 12, 2019

Temporary Movement: Tier 5, Visitor Visas and Permitted Paid Engagement

The temporary movement of diverse, global talent into the UK is vital to the economic success of the UK’s creative industries (worth £101.5bn in GVA) and enhancing the creative output of our world-leading sector.

Brexit

August 22, 2019

Tier 4 Visa Route - Federation Position Paper

The Creative Industries Federation's Tier 4 Visa Route Position Paper examines the challenges facing both HE sponsors using the Tier 4 system and employers hiring students on Tier 4 visas.

Creative Industries

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August 05, 2019

How to develop your product and its brand

How to develop your product and its brand

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Events

Mental Health in the Workplace - recap of the event

Mental Health in the Workplace - recap of the event

Finance and funding

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Finding the Right Tools to Manage your Cash Flow

While a business may offer great products or services and be viable in the long-term, there can be short-term cash flow issues due to sudden or unexpected expenditure or late payments. Cash flow can be a particular issue for creative businesses due to the variable nature of their income. Working with MarketInvoice and Barclays, the Federation organised a training session on May 23rd to help members better understand the financial options out to there to help manage cash-flow and what could be most appropriate for their business. Here is a summary of the key points raised during the session.

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Artificial Intelligence

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Creative Industries and AI - key ideas, recommendations and actions

Business leaders, experts and practitioners from across the creative industries convened together with the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to discuss the opportunities for greater productivity, innovation and growth through a closer relationship with AI.

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Creative Industries

Public Investment, Public Gain

Public Investment, Public Gain report

Brexit

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January 31, 2019

Brexit & the Creative Industries: Providing access to international talent

The creative industries are the UK’s fastest growing sector, with one in 11 jobs in the creative economy and international talent is absolutely central to the success of our creative industries. Click through to download our briefing on international talent.

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Immigration

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January 30, 2019

Federation Salary Threshold and Tier 2 Proposals

The government has announced in its immigration white paper its intention to introduce a single immigration system covering all nationalities and sectors, and focused on skills. These are proposals that will adapt the Tier 2 visa system to ensure sectors such as the creative industries can hire the best and brightest permanent staff from across the world.

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Creative careers

January 23, 2019

The Creative Careers Programme

The Creative Careers Programme is an industry-designed and led initiative to raise awareness of opportunities for work across the creative economy. It was a commitment made by government and industry through the Creative Industries Sector Deal, championed and supported by the Creative Industries Council.

Creative Industries

January 07, 2019

Federation response to the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) consultation on the Shortage Occupation List

In January 2019, the Federation submitted our response to the MAC consultation on the Shortage Occupation List (SOL).

Brexit

December 17, 2018

The Federation's Red Lines on Brexit

Our position on Brexit has not changed since we published our ‘Red Lines on Brexit’ in June 2017. Whatever eventualities the country faces in the coming months, it is of fundamental importance that we achieve the following outcomes to ensure the future success of our sector. Click through to read our Red Lines.

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