§ Mr. Merlyn Reesasked the Secretary of State for Employment whether employers who apply for work permits have to employ the person for whom they made application for a work permit, and for how long.
§ Mr. BryanAn employer is expected to employ the alien for whom he has applied for the period for which the permit is granted. However, circumstances can arise where it may not be reasonable to expect him to do so.
§ Mr. Merlyn Reesasked the Secretary of State for Employment whether applications for work permits are accepted by his Department from private employment agencies on behalf of employers.
§ Mr. BryanNo. Applications must be made to my Department by the prospective employer; and signed by him.
§ Mr. Merlyn Reesasked the Secretary of State for Employment whose responsibility it is to see that work permits for aliens are given to the person on whose behalf the application was made.
§ Mr. BryanA work permit is issued to the prospective employer, who is responsible for sending it to the alien concerned.
§ Mr. Merlyn Reesasked the Secretary of State for Employment how many work permits were issued in 1970 to citizens of Morocco.