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Webinar: Business immigration update for employers

24 June 2026

Willans’ employment law team outline the practical steps employers should be taking in response to the latest business immigration updates

UK employers operate in an increasingly complex immigration and compliance landscape. Changes to immigration policy, right to work procedures and enforcement practices mean that employers must stay informed to manage risk effectively. This webinar is designed to help organisations understand recent developments in business immigration and how these changes may affect recruitment, onboarding and workforce management.

Topics covered:

  • stricter compliance and enforcement powers
  • updated English language requirements
  • the eligible role test
  • sponsored workers and their employment rights
  • arrangements involving non-employees and contractors
  • changes to salary rules

This webinar was relevant to:

    • Directors (CEO, MD, FD) and senior executives with responsibility for HR and risk management issues
    • Business owners
    • HR professionals
    • In-house legal advisors

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Disclaimer: Please note this webinar is for guidance only and is not intended to replace tailored legal advice. Please contact us if we can be of further assistance.

As always, we are here to help so please get in touch with our employment & business immigration law team.

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