Is there any formal labor service in Britain?

At present, the British government has not yet opened its labor market to China, and China is still one of the countries where the importation of labor is strictly restricted. In recent years, although the number of China people coming to work in the UK has increased year by year, and some China chefs, meat processors, nurses and Chinese medicine practitioners have successfully come to work in the UK through commercial channels such as China Labor Service Company, the overall proportion of China's labor services has never exceeded 3%.

Whether foreign workers can come to work in Britain depends on whether they can get a work permit issued by the British government. The general procedure is:

1) British employers apply to the British Ministry of Labour (currently work permit (UK)) for importing labor services, indicating that there are no suitable job candidates in the UK or the EU;

2) The British Department of Labor examines and approves the application, and if approved, issues the corresponding work permit;

3) British employers inform employees to make an appointment with the British Embassy.