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Government to implement significant increases to civil penalties for the employment of illegal workers

By Sophie Levitt-Hughes and Sarah Ingles Carlyle
February 1, 2024
  • Immigration
  • UK Immigration
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Facing a more than threefold increase in fines for non-compliance, UK employers must navigate the complexities of immigration law with precision. Discover the essential steps to avoid hefty penalties and ensure your right to work checks are up to date by reading full article on our website.

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