Organisations are eagerly searching for how their business may be impacted by Brexit, in both their internal and external operating environments. These preparations are now becoming more acute, so here we offer seven questions that organisations should be asking themselves now, or be reviewing as the Brexit withdrawal process unfolds. Read more…
Following extensive media coverage, many would have noticed that from 21st January 2019, EU nationals with valid passports and family members with valid biometric residence cards (BRCs) can use the new EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) as part of its final (public) test phase before its full rollout on 29 March 2019. Registration under the EUSS is voluntary and will be accessible via the gov.uk website and on Android devices. Read more…
After nearly two years of negotiating, the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal was overwhelmingly rejected by Parliament on Tuesday. So what now for EU citizens’ rights? - Sophie Barrett-Brown from award winning immigration firm Laura Devine Solicitors explains Read more…
The long-awaited Immigration White Paper, which the Home Secretary has described as the ‘biggest shake-up’ in immigration policy in 40 years, has finally been published on the run up to Christmas, after an 18-month delay. The paper sets out the vision for the UK’s future immigration system, to come into effect when free movement ends at the end of the proposed transitional period (31 December 2020). Read more…
Knowing how to best advise your EU workers about the implications of Brexit depends on how well you understand them yourself. This flowchart is a useful resource for any HR toolkit ahead of Brexit. Read more…
