The Fishing
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| First episode date | October 11, 1983 |
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| Genres | Fishing Television Series |
| Cast | Hitoshi Kubota |
| Music groups | Manten Aozora Restaurant |
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| Japanese Style Originator | |
| Yūgata Wide Niigata Ichiban | |
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| ID | 2487778 |
About The Fishing
Sustainable fishing: The tech making it cheaper and greener
... Ms Cross believes the use of the lights are a " win-win" solution for the ocean eco-system, as well as for The Fishing industry...
Rempang Eco-City: 'We will not leave', say the islanders fighting eviction
... He says the new location in Rempang will eventually include schools, health facilities and docks for The Fishing boats of some 2,000 families...
Edinburgh Fringe funniest joke: Lorna Rose Treen's zookeeper pun
... Top 10 jokes of the 2023 FringeOriginally from the West Midlands, Lorna has won several comedy awards elsewhere, and been billed as " the greatest thing to come out of Redditch since The Fishing tackle" a reference to the town s history of angling equipment manufacture...
Atlantic orcas 'learning from adults' to target boats
... " Meanwhile, as sailors and The Fishing industry try to work out how to avoid the animals, tourists on the coast of Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar pay to go on whale-watching trips to catch a glimpse of them...
Visa rules eased for building and fishing industry
...By Sam FrancisPolitical reporter, BBC NewsVisa rules are being eased for overseas builders, carpenters and people working in The Fishing industry, the Home Office has confirmed...
Greek coastguard 'pressured' disaster survivors to blame Egyptian men
... For the past month, allegations have been made that the coastguard used a rope to tow The Fishing vessel, causing it to sink...
Migrant boat from Senegal carrying 200 people missing off Canary Islands
... The aid group Walking Borders says The Fishing boat sailed from Kafountine, a coastal town in southern Senegal that is roughly 1,700km (1,057 miles) from Tenerife...
Nottingham attacks: Angling club pays tribute to Ian Coates
... " [He] set up a small fishing club for the kids to learn how to fish, to keep us out of trouble basically, " said Mr Dutton, who works in The Fishing industry...
Visa rules eased for building and fishing industry
By Sam FrancisPolitical reporter, BBC News
Visa rules are being eased for overseas builders, carpenters and people working in The Fishing industry, the Home Office has confirmed.
Roofers and plasterers have also been added to the Shortage Occupation List, which temporarily eases visa restrictions in areas where employers are struggling to fill vacancies.
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to The List .
No Home Office minister was available for comment on The Changes .
Advisors on MAC recommended five jobs for inclusion on the shortage occupations list:
The Home Office also added jobs in The Fishing trade to The List , alongside connected " elementary agriculture occupations".
People on the shortage occupation list can apply for a to work in the UK.
Those working in a shortage occupation pay lower visa fees and can be paid 80% of The Job 's usual rate and still qualify for a visa.
Applicants will still need a sponsored job offer from an employer and to meet English Language requirements.
The shortage list is reviewed every six months, with another review is expected by the autumn.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has previously complained migration into the UK is " too high" after net migration reached record levels Last Year .
According to The Office for National Statistics (ONS), immigration saw in 2022.
In a speech in May, Home Secretary Suella Braverman called for UK businesses in a bid to reduce immigration.
MAC's, published in March On the same day as the Budget, found vacancies rose sharply in both hospitality and construction, relative to pre-pandemic levels.
Advisors on MAC did not recommend any hospitality occupations be included, although it said Brexit and the pandemic had " significant effects" in both sectors.
Vacancies are 65% higher in construction compared to pre-pandemic levels, The Report found. This compares to an increase of 42% in the overall economy.
Adding construction workers to the shortage list would not make a major difference to overall migration figures, MAC found.
The Committee said its review was based on whether an occupation made up More Than 0. 5% of the sector workforce and earned below the current general threshold for migrants which stands at £26,200.
It said it also considered the " strategic importance of construction for the UK economy" and how its workforce was likely to change in The Next decade, with " demand likely to increase markedly".
Suzannah Nichol, Build Uk Chief Executive, said she welcomed The News , adding: " It is vital that construction is able to fill vacancies and quickly address shortages around particular roles. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
