Document Verification & Right to Work Checks for Non-UK National Employees Workshop
Holiday Inn London - Kensington High Street , Wrights Lane, London W8 5SP
Organisations which fail to effectively check a non-UK employee’s documentation face a £20,000 fine.
Registration fee: £450 plus VAT per delegate
All dates and locations:
Thursday 7th November - London
Wednesday 4th December - Manchester
Your organisation is responsible for checking identity documents for all your non-UK employees. That’s quite a challenge, given the sheer volume and complexity of authenticating often unfamiliar documents. For the last five years BFI has been running this practical and interactive workshop throughout the UK. Hear from top immigration and document verification specialists and ensure that your policies and procedures protect your organisation.
Workshop Highlights
- Prevent illegal working: legal clarification of your responsibilities
- Avoiding costly discrimination litigation
- Is your policy legally compliant?
- How to verify a non-UK candidate’s immigration status
- Compare examples of real and fake documents
- Checking and verifying identity documentation from outside the UK including:
- Passports
- Photo ID & Driving Licenses
- Birth Certificates
- Supporting Documents
- Stamps
- Visas
We do hope you can join us.
Recent feedback:
"Really happy I came on the course, I learnt a lot!" - NHS Trust Development Authority
"Informative, well presented and gives you food for thought, thank you "- Plus Dane Housing
"Much more engaging and interesting than I expected, I learnt a lot" - Olympus
"Very useful and very interesting, enlightening" - Russell Finex Ltd
"Great informative course, provided good insight into the authenticity of ID documentation" - Dept for Business Energy & Industrial Strategy
"Very informative, left with a much clearer understanding of document certification" - Southern Housing Group
"Amazing advice and examples, fascinating stuff" - St. George's University
"Amazing, high quality teaching, I feel very confident about making checks going forward" - St. George's University
Which functions will benefit from attending
- HR and recruitment professionals, administration, training, security, risk, compliance, legal, policy, vetting and screening, operations and all line managers and directors and staff with responsibility for Right to Work checks and non- UK employee recruitment, vetting and screening
Hear from
Schedule
Coffee & Registration
INTRODUCTION TO THE DAY AND IDENTIFICATION AND CLARIFICATION OF OBJECTIVES
Paul Leadbeater
Director , Passport Proven
As a former detective, Paul has extensive experience in security with particular specialisms in pre-employment screening, vetting and conducting internal investigations and has been utilising investigative interview skills for over 40 years. As Director of Internal Security for a multi national company within the fields of security, outsourcing and custodial care Paul was responsible for advising on, training and managing all pre-employment screening, vetting, data protection, information security, freedom of information and internal security matters. Paul uses his experience, expertise and professional qualifications to advise organisations and deliver workshops in the UK and Europe on areas including; pre-employment screening & vetting, document verification, data protection and conducting effective investigations. Paul is a director of Passport Proven.
ESSENTIAL LEGAL ISSUES TO CONSIDER FROM AN IMMIGRATION PERSPECTIVE
Lucy Walmsley
Senior Consultant , The Westwood Organisation
Lucy is our senior consultant, and provides corporate client support. Having previously held responsibility for immigration compliance at the University of Southampton, she has useful experience of the hoops and hurdles of compliance. Lucy regularly conjures up client guidance notes to simplify Home Office jargon and save clients from the frustration of navigating the Home Office website. Lucy is a regulated advisor with the OISC and a Chartered Member of the CIPD.
- What is identity, why it is important to check, consequences of getting it wrong
- What documents do you need to see and retain
- Summary of different work routes for non EEA nationals
- EEA workers and Brexit implications
- Tricky areas - student workers; change of visa status
- Avoiding discrimination
- Data storage to ensure GDPR compliance
- A checking strategy
- Understanding the statutory excuse and ensuring you have it
Morning Coffee
ESSENTIAL LEGAL ISSUES TO CONSIDER FROM AN IMMIGRATION PERSPECTIVE (continued)
Lucy Walmsley
Senior Consultant , The Westwood Organisation
Lucy is our senior consultant, and provides corporate client support. Having previously held responsibility for immigration compliance at the University of Southampton, she has useful experience of the hoops and hurdles of compliance. Lucy regularly conjures up client guidance notes to simplify Home Office jargon and save clients from the frustration of navigating the Home Office website. Lucy is a regulated advisor with the OISC and a Chartered Member of the CIPD.
Lunch
CHECKING IDENTITY DOCUMENTS
Paul Leadbeater
Director , Passport Proven
As a former detective, Paul has extensive experience in security with particular specialisms in pre-employment screening, vetting and conducting internal investigations and has been utilising investigative interview skills for over 40 years. As Director of Internal Security for a multi national company within the fields of security, outsourcing and custodial care Paul was responsible for advising on, training and managing all pre-employment screening, vetting, data protection, information security, freedom of information and internal security matters. Paul uses his experience, expertise and professional qualifications to advise organisations and deliver workshops in the UK and Europe on areas including; pre-employment screening & vetting, document verification, data protection and conducting effective investigations. Paul is a director of Passport Proven.
- Attributed identity versus biographical identity
- Biometric identity – what should you know?
- Do you know what to look for?
- Common scams to be aware of
- What to do when you spot an irregularity
- Passports
- Photo ID and driving licenses
- Birth certificates
- Supporting documents
- Stamps
- Visas
Afternoon Tea
CHECKING IDENTITY DOCUMENTS (Continued)
Paul Leadbeater
Director , Passport Proven
As a former detective, Paul has extensive experience in security with particular specialisms in pre-employment screening, vetting and conducting internal investigations and has been utilising investigative interview skills for over 40 years. As Director of Internal Security for a multi national company within the fields of security, outsourcing and custodial care Paul was responsible for advising on, training and managing all pre-employment screening, vetting, data protection, information security, freedom of information and internal security matters. Paul uses his experience, expertise and professional qualifications to advise organisations and deliver workshops in the UK and Europe on areas including; pre-employment screening & vetting, document verification, data protection and conducting effective investigations. Paul is a director of Passport Proven.
- Cross-referencing with other data
- Right to work – what are the criteria?
- How to proceed if you discover inconsistencies
- Addressing concerns directly with candidates – possible pitfalls
- Establishing and integrating secure documents and identity verification processes
- How easy is it to miss a forged document
- What are the areas we should look at for verification?
- Practical examples of checking documents
- Live examples of fraudulent documentation
- Comparisons of real and fake documents
- Counterfeits and forgeries
Wrap up & Close
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Amazing advice and examples, fascinating stuff
Very useful and very interesting, enlightening
Really happy I came on the course, I learnt a lot!
Much more engaging and interesting than I expected, I learnt a lot
