Employing overseas workers in the UK
Learn about recruiting overseas workers, the categories of non-UK nationals able to enter and work in the UK, and the legal framework involved
Learn about recruiting overseas workers, the categories of non-UK nationals able to enter and work in the UK, and the legal framework involved
Many employers value workers from overseas due to the knowledge and skills they can contribute to the organisation. People professionals have an important role to play in recruiting migrant workers as they are responsible for carrying out the necessary checks and making sure the law is followed.
This factsheet looks at categories of overseas workers and their freedom to enter and work in the UK. It outlines the legal framework and highlights the risks of employing people illegally, explores the particular responsibilities employers need to be aware of when employing migrant workers and provides links to government guidance on the employer's role during the checking process.
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