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Under the Immigration Rules, many people have restrictions on their right to work in the UK. This article will look at some of the main definitions of work used in the Immigration rules in the main work and study...
Whether a migrant is protected under section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971 (“s.3C”) is often not too complicated to figure out. If they have made an in-time application and a decision is received after the...
The Home Office has published its list of civil penalties for the first quarter of 2016, with the fines imposed totalling more than £14 million. Elsewhere in the media, the relationship between certain employers...
Almost two thirds of job seekers globally say they would be willing to move abroad for work, according to a new study by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and The Network. The authors comment that this is a startlingly...
Growing businesses are engaging migrant labour for their experience and commitment, but are also more likely to offer job entry opportunities in their local communities, according to a new report by the CIPD. Drawing...
The European Commission has proposed measures to ensure the better application of EU law on people’s right to work in another Member State and so make it easier for people to exercise their rights in practice. According...
A recent European Parliament resolution has said that all EU Member States should lift labour market barriers to Bulgarians and Romanians. It...
Controls to restrict how Bulgarian and Romanian nationals access the UK labour market are to be extended until the end of 2013. This means Romanian and...
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