NFU Secures More Flexibility for Seasonal Worker Scheme
After several years of campaigning, the NFU has secured a change to the Seasonal Worker Scheme, allowing workers to re-enter the country sooner than previously allowed.
This change gives greater flexibility to both workers and growers, and has been a key pillar in the NFU's horticulture growth strategy.
- Due to take effect from 11 November
- Horticulture workers can work in the UK for up to six months within any 10-month period
NFU Horticulture and Potatoes Board Chair Martin Emmett
By reducing the required gap between visas, the change is expected to significantly increase the availability of seasonal workers, especially for early crops in the following season.
Author summary: NFU secures flexibility for seasonal workers.
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