Fines for breaching Right to Work laws tripled on 13 February 2024: Time to know your Right to Work checks
From 13 February 2024 the fines employers can receive if found to have employed an illegal worker tripled from: £15,000 to £45...
Read MoreFrom 13 February 2024 the fines employers can receive if found to have employed an illegal worker tripled from: £15,000 to £45...
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Read MoreAre you ready for the changes for new employment rights from April 2024? New laws will take effect, which, along with other recent changes, continu...
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