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Section A: What is the Right to Work?

“Right to Work” in the UK is a legal term that refers to an individual’s permission to undertake employment within the country. This authorisation is determined by their immigration status or citizenship, ensuring that only those individuals who are legally permitted to work are employed, and forms part of the UK’s wider...


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Section A: What are Right to Work Checks?

Right to Work checks are a central part of the UK’s enforcement framework against illegal working. Employers are required to complete these checks for every new hire. The obligation applies across all sectors, rega...


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Section A: Right to Work Check Overview

If you are hiring someone to work in the UK, of any nationality, you should work on the basis that a Right to Work check is needed before they can start employment with you.

When employers carry out Right to W...


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A Skilled Worker change of employment is one of the most common and most misunderstood compliance risks under the UK sponsorship system. Many sponsored workers assume that moving roles within the same organisation, accepting a promotion or transferring to a related company within a group does not require Home Office approval. In practice, the Immigration Rules impose strict c...


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Section A: What is Appendix D?

Appendix D is an appendix to the Home Office sponsor guidance that sets out the record-keeping requirements for sponsor licence holders under the wider


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