Received a Civil Penalty under the Immigration Act?
Section A: What is a Civil Penalty under the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006? If your business has received a Civil Penalty for immigration under the 2006 Act, it is important to seek legal advice early on the options open to you. Depending on the circumstances, it may be possible to secure […]
Immigration Training for HR & Employers
Immigration training supports enhanced internal efficiencies and compliance risk management. We can support your organisation, whatever your immigration training needs. Improving the skills and knowledge of internal teams and key human resource staff is a crucial element in meeting your immigration compliance obligations as a UK employer, and avoiding Home Office scrutiny and penalties. As […]
Comprehensive Guide to Corporate Immigration Audits
Immigration audits are one of the most effective ways to manage immigration compliance risk and avoid Home Office enforcement action. Immigration compliance is non-negotiable. Whether or not you employ foreign nationals, all UK employers are under a mandatory legal obligation to meet certain immigration compliance duties. This includes the requirement to carry out right to work […]
TUPE Right to Work Checks
When taking over a business, in addition to various other legal obligations on the incoming employer, there are important immigration compliance matters relating to TUPE transfers that must be handled correctly to avoid falling foul of the law. This means employers taking on transferred staff assume full responsibility for compliance with UK employment laws, including […]
UK Eligibility to Work 2026: Who Can Work & Right to Work
Eligibility to work in the UK refers to the legal right of individuals to undertake employment based on their immigration status or nationality. UK employers have a legal obligation to check a person’s right to work before employment begins. While it can be a challenge for employers to keep up to date with their immigration […]
Illegal Immigration: UK Employer Responsibilities
Illegal immigration refers to individuals residing or working in the UK without legal authorisation. For employers, hiring workers without the legal right to work poses significant legal, financial, and reputational risks. Ensuring compliance with immigration laws is essential to avoid penalties and maintain lawful employment practices. As a UK employer you are under a duty […]
Reporting Illegal Immigrants (Employer Advice)
What should you do if you establish your business has been employing an illegal worker? What is the process for reporting illegal immigrants? It is a legal requirement on all UK employers to carry out prescribed document checks on their employees and prospective employees to verify their right to work in the UK. The checks must […]
How Immigration Compliance can Support Global Mobility
Once a tactical solution to solving skills shortages, global mobility is now integral to successful organisations’ talent and overall business strategies. And it’s not just larger organisations; mid-size companies are relying on overseas assignments and talent mobility, creating an increasingly fluid and highly competitive global landscape. But with the growth of global mobility comes an […]
Share Code for Settled Status 2026: How to Check & What It Shows
A share code for settled status is an online tool provided by the UK government that allows individuals with settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme to prove their right to work in the UK. Instead of presenting physical documents, individuals can generate a unique code through the Home Office online system, which […]
Corporate Immigration Policy: What to Include?
An effective corporate immigration policy can help employers optimise their international recruitment, ensure legal compliance and provide a consistent and positive experience for their migrant workers. For UK employers, it is particularly relevant when hiring non-British nationals under the points-based immigration system, including Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility routes. Employers who sponsor workers must meet […]