UK Eases Immigration Rules for Modern Slavery Victims to Change Employers
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Foreign workers in the United Kingdom who are officially recognised as victims of modern slavery will be able to leave abusive employers and will be able to engage anywhere until the expiry of the visa, without losing their right to stay. The measure, which comes into force on Thursday, concerns even carers, chefs and workers in the hospitality industry whose visas for skilled workers were so far linked to a single employer-sponsor, a situation …
UK eases immigration rules for modern slavery victims to change employers
The UK government has eased immigration rules, allowing modern slavery victims on Skilled Worker visas to leave exploitative employers without risking thei Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-eases-immigration-rules-for-modern-slavery-victims-to-change-employers/
‘Good News’ — Nigerians react as UK allows foreign workers to change employers
Nigerians and other foreign workers in the UK have welcomed a new immigration policy allowing recognised victims of modern slavery on Skilled Worker visas to leave exploitative employers and take up new jobs without putting their immigration status at risk. The UK Home Office announced the change on Thursday, saying workers who have been formally recognised as victims of modern slavery should not be forced to remain with abusive employers becaus…
Caretakers, cooks and other foreign workers in the UK who risk losing their right to stay if they leave an abusive employer will receive more freedom through a change of...
UKVI: Care Workers Can Leave Abusive Employers Without Losing Visa Status
Ghazali Ibrahim The UK Home Office has announced a major immigration rule change allowing recognised victims of modern slavery on Skilled Worker visas to leave abusive employers without losing their legal immigration status. The change, effective Thursday, September 3, means workers formally recognised as modern slavery victims through the UK’s National Referral Mechanism can work […]
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