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Report on Low-skilled Migration
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The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has found that failures to comply with or enforce labour regulations puts low-skilled migration workers at risk of exploitation.

 The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has found that failures to comply with or enforce labour regulations puts low-skilled migration workers at risk of exploitation.

Government consults over immigration reforms
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The Government has recently launched a series of consultations over proposals to toughen civil penalties against employers who take on illegal immigrants, and to reduce illegal migrants’ access to free NHS care...

 and rented accommodation. The proposals will apparently form part of the Immigration Bill, which the Government intends to introduce to Parliament later this year. Tackling illegal working With regards to...

The risks of employing illegal workers
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The Risks

 The Risks

Employing overseas workers and applying to become a licensed sponsor
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If your business wishes to employ overseas workers (other than those from the EU) then you will need to apply to the UK Border Agency (UKBA) for a licence to enable you to do so under the “Points Based System”.

 If your business wishes to employ overseas workers (other than those from the EU) then you will need to apply to the UK Border Agency (UKBA) for a licence to enable you to do so under the “Points Based System”.

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