Originally posted by bugzy
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Originally posted by bugzy View PostNo offence but I don't think this is correct. In my experience, the agency/recruitment company carries out right to work Or visa checks on behalf of the end client so the ball stops on their table. Unfortunately they are not being flexible to accommodate this hence my question
1. It's not up to them, their hands are tied
2. They can do it, but don't want to, because they no longer wish to have a contractual relationship with your friend for some reason. He must have done something pretty bad to not want to continue making money out of him.
Either way, your friend has no redress.
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Originally posted by bugzy View PostNo offence but I don't think this is correct. In my experience, the agency/recruitment company carries out right to work Or visa checks on behalf of the end client so the ball stops on their table. Unfortunately they are not being flexible to accommodate this hence my question
Looks like he/she/it will be going home then.
Oh well.
That's what rules are for.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostHIs employer can do the check - the question is who is his employer? It will either be his own limited company or the umbrella company he is using - it's not the agent and it's not the end client.
It's not unfair at all. It's the law.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThere is a relvant ILR contracting thread here.
Re: Limited company director do I need to pay tax? - Immigrationboards.com
Please say it's not too late to organise a summer vacation!
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThere is a relvant ILR contracting thread here.
Re: Limited company director do I need to pay tax? - Immigrationboards.com
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostClacton, Bank Holiday Weekend. Some idiot put Greg in charge of the catering arrangements though, so if some sweaty jammy dodgers float your boat, fill yer boots. I'm giving it a miss...
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Sounds like the agency are being an ass by choosing not to do the check. Unless they have given a reason why they haven't?
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