Business Networking in Preston - Diamond
Would you like a supportive and collaborative business community to help you grow your business?Networking has proven to be one of the most effective ways to ge...
Would you like a supportive and collaborative business community to help you grow your business?Networking has proven to be one of the most effective ways to ge...
Would you like a supportive and collaborative business community to help you grow your business?Networking has proven to be one of the most effective ways to ge...
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Would you like a supportive and collaborative business community to help you grow your business?Networking has proven to be one of the most effective ways to ge...
Would you like a supportive and collaborative business community to help you grow your business?Networking has proven to be one of the most effective ways to ge...
Join us for an exclusive Chamber on Tour visit to Preston North End Football Club, one of Lancashire’s most iconic sporting institutions and one of the founding...
December 3rd 2020 14:58
Preston, Lancashire, PR1
Brabners LLP
Free movement of EU nationals will cease on 31 December 2020 when the Brexit transition period comes to an end. Going forward, EU nationals will no longer have the automatic right to remain working and living in the UK; instead, they will need to have permission to do so, typically by holding Settled or Pre-Settled status or by obtaining a visa that gives them these rights.
At the same time, the UK Government is overhauling the current visa regime and these changes will take effect from 1 January 2021. These new requirements will apply to all non-UK nationals (both EU and non-EU) who want to come and work in the UK.
The legal and compliance implications are huge across all sectors of the UK economy, from manufacturing to logistics, from sports to recruitment. By the time of this webinar, businesses will have less than one month to get ready for the new rules.
This webinar is a “must watch” for:
In this webinar, our expert panel of speakers from the Brabners Business Immigration team will look at:
We welcome questions in advance of the session, so please submit any questions when you register or alternatively you will have the opportunity to raise them at the end of the presentation.
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