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Carine Elliott is a lawyer at Squire Patton Boggs law firm in London. Carine has over 10 years' experience dealing with corporate immigration matters and has acted for clients in a wide range of sectors.

A collection of the current Immigration Rules.

Scottish red meat processors have accused Westminster of leaving them to "fight a lone battle" to find enough skilled workers.

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Consultation on measures to reform post-termination non-compete clauses in contracts of employment - 26 February 2021 To facilitate innovation and economic recovery post-COVID-19, the government is consulting on limiting the use of non-compete restrictions, including prohibiting them altogether or conditioning enforceability on an employer providing compensation to an employee in respect of the restricted period. Employers should anticipate changes to non-compete clauses and, as a matter of cou...

T5 Seasonal Worker In order to sponsor a migrant worker within a specific category, an organisation needs to hold a licence for that category. Where categories have changed, licences held under the old categories automatically changed to the new ones in December 2020. Organisations can apply to add other tiers to an existing licence. Most of these categories existed under the old Points-Based System and still operate in largely the same way. However there have been significant changes to the Sk...

WILDFIRE raged through the Galloway Forest Park GROWING BARLEY for whisky is a mainstay of Scottish arable farming – but under lockdown, maltsters and distillers had to put the brakes on production, casting doubt on what harvest market will be waiting for the crops that many growers had just finished establishing. It costs a lot of time and money to completely shutdown and restart a distillery, so many of Scotland’s were still open with a skeleton staff to keep them ticking over, with som...

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Introduction of the new Points Based System brings with it questions regarding business visits to the UK The end of the Brexit transition period on 31 December 2020 and the introduction of the new Points Based System brings with it questions regarding business visits to the UK. Sacha Schoenfeld, Fox Williams21 December 2020 The end of the Brexit transition period on 31 December 2020 and the introduction of the new Points Based System brings with it questions regarding business visits to the UK....

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