Natasha Chell and Clara Gautrais write for ILPA on right to work checks
3 August 2021
Partner and Head of Risk and Compliance Natasha Chell and Trainee Solicitor Clara Gautrais have written an article for the ILPA Monthly on right to work checks and challenges post-Brexit.
In their piece, Natasha and Clara discuss the temporary COVID-19 concession to right to work checks which allows employers to conduct online checks of employee’s documents rather than inspecting physical documents.
They also discuss the right to work check measures applicable to EUSS applicants whose applications are pending and look at whether employers are required to conduct retrospective checks on EEA nationals and their family members.
Get in touch
To learn more about forthcoming changes to UK immigration law, see our website, contact your assigned LDI lawyer or email enquiries@lauradevine.com.
Latest Insights
9 July 2025
Imminent changes affecting skilled work routes – how can employers prepare?
Several of the most significant changes are due to be implemented imminently, with most taking effect for Certificate of Sponsorships (CoS) assigned…
8 July 2025
Reflections on my internship at Laura Devine Immigration
Having finished the second year of my law degree at university, I got back in contact with Laura Devine Immigration, a little over two years after my…
7 July 2025
US Supreme Court Issues Partial Stay on Executive Order Targeting Birthright Citizenship
On January 20, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14160, which seeks to restrict birthright citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment of…