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Right to work training

TBC
9.00 - 11.00 am
£125+VAT per person

LOCATION Virtual through Microsoft Teams

RECOMMENDED FOR DBS Liaison Officers, and anyone involved in accepting or processing identity documents

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Enforce correct checks when conducting right to works in education

Employers must carry out the prescribed checks set out in 'an employer's guide to right to work checks'. Ensuring you are carrying out the correct Right to Work checks is key to preventing illegal working. This session will identify the correct checks to use for each situation and help you to avoid severe legal consequences. 

This highly interactive session will explain the importance in conducting Right to Work checks as well as, provide you with resources to understand how and when to do these checks, so that you can ensure you are compliant. 

About this event

This session will be delivered by the Home Office with the help of our safer recruitment expert, Beth Alberga. You'll get a clear understanding of legal responsibilities and will develop the skills to enforce the correct right to work. We'll cover:

  • when an employer needs to conduct a right to work check

  • how to conduct manual, online and right to work checks via identity service providers (IDSPs)

  • civil penalties and prosecution, when employers do not comply with the right to work legislation 

  • circumstances in which they will have a statutory excuse and where to find further information and support when conducting right to work checks

 

Please note: upfront payment is required for all training courses at least 48 hours before. As soon as payment is received, you will be sent the link for the training.

Contact francesca.white@epm.co.uk for more information.

Meet your host and expert panel

  • Your Host

    Beth Alberga

    Safer Recruitment Consultant
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    Beth’s background in safeguarding and safer recruitment spans over 10 years. Her education experience includes work as a qualified trainer, having completed the Safer Recruitment Consortium training and her years of service with EPM. Beth is part of the South-east England Safeguarding Network Group whose aim is to keep safeguarding high on everybody’s agenda. She is also part of regional groups and national forums that share best practices and develop policy as part of a DfE working group formed during consultation for the KCSIE 2016, 2018 and 2019 documents.

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