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UK Immigration: Essential update for employers

The UK’s immigration system will undergo significant changes in 2025. These updates will transform how employers manage their international workforce and ensure immigration compliance. Watch our UK immigration specialists, Ruth Karimatsenga and Monica Mastropasqua, as they explore the key updates and how they affect your business.

Topics discussed will include:

  • 9 April 2025 – 7% increase on UKVI costs. Implications on employers and global recruitment
  • Changes to minimum salary assessments for Skilled Workers
  • Importance of right to work checks (RTW) and conducting periodical audits
  • Q&A

The webinar will last approximately 35 minutes.

Should you wish to discuss any of the issues highlighted in the webinar, please email marketing@clarkslegal.com.

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Ruth Karimatsenga

Senior AssociateCLARKSLEGAL

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Monica Mastropasqua

Solicitor CLARKSLEGAL

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