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Reminder Of Changes To The Sponsorship Management System
The UK Home Office is implementing significant changes to the Sponsorship Management System, including the phase-out of Level 2 user access by March 2027 and new procedures for correcting user information for Multi-Factor Authentication purposes. Sponsors must take action to review their user arrangements and ensure continued system access for personnel who manage certificates of sponsorship and worker reporting.
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Lewis Silkin
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Stakeholders Invited To Shape The Future Of Work-Based Migration To The UK
The House of Commons Home Affairs Committee has launched an inquiry into work-based immigration, examining how migration policy connects to skills development and training initiatives. The inquiry seeks evidence from employers, academics, and organizations on critical issues including salary thresholds, shortage occupation lists, visa eligibility criteria, and mechanisms to incentivize domestic recruitment over reliance on migrant labor.
United Kingdom Immigration
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Lewis Silkin
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Article
Reminder Of Changes To The Sponsorship Management System
The UK Home Office is implementing significant changes to the Sponsorship Management System, including the phase-out of Level 2 user access by March 2027 and new procedures for correcting user information for Multi-Factor Authentication purposes. Sponsors must take action to review their user arrangements and ensure continued system access for personnel who manage certificates of sponsorship and worker reporting.
United Kingdom Immigration
LS
Lewis Silkin
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Article
Stakeholders Invited To Shape The Future Of Work-Based Migration To The UK
The House of Commons Home Affairs Committee has launched an inquiry into work-based immigration, examining how migration policy connects to skills development and training initiatives. The inquiry seeks evidence from employers, academics, and organizations on critical issues including salary thresholds, shortage occupation lists, visa eligibility criteria, and mechanisms to incentivize domestic recruitment over reliance on migrant labor.
United Kingdom Immigration
LS
Lewis Silkin
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