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Shireen Shaikh

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Kathryn Clapp

Senior Counsel – Knowledge

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Shireen Shaikh

Senior Counsel – Knowledge

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Kathryn Clapp

Senior Counsel – Knowledge

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19 May 2021

Law at Work - May 2021 – 7 of 10 Insights

Back to the future? UK Immigration changes in 2021

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With the launch of the New Points Based System on 1 December 2020, employers could assume that UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI) had taken the opportunity to clarify any areas of confusion. Not so! In the last four months, more seemingly small changes have been announced which could have a big impact on unsuspecting sponsors. Alex MacMahon and Vikki Wiberg explore recent developments in recent articles published by HR News and People Management.

Since the above two articles were published, the Home Office has announced that the adjusted right to work regime introduced as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic will end on 20 June 2021. From 21 June 2021 companies will need to undertake non-adjusted checks again. The Home Office has, unexpectedly, confirmed, that those who took advantage of the adjusted Right to Work check regime, do not need to repeat right to work checks for impacted employees hired between 30 March 2020 and 20 June 2021.

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