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During the Coronavirus pandemic, it is increasingly important to understand how we can support our staff on many different levels. At IPM we want to ensure that we can help support as many people as possible with some helpful tips and advice as well as addressing other legislations and requirements that go beyond the current …
Employee Bulletin; The Wider World of Global Mobility Read More »
One of the key important issues for businesses is the question of post Brexit immigration. One important issue continues to be, the provisions that will be made for European Union (EU) citizens. We are pursuing a proactive and solution- based approach to the question of post-Brexit immigration. Further, our Brexit Contingency Clinic was subsequently incorporated …
The UK government has finally released this morning some of their actual plans for the “new immigration system” after the Brexit. The new system is alleged to be more employer-led and will be implemented on 1 January 2021. The details released today do not cover family migration, asylum and students but covers workers (“fiscal migration”). …
The UK has entered in the Brexit transition period on 1 February 2020. The Government to keep (or make) the country attractive to the “best foreigner minds” to come to the UK to share their knowledge, ideas and perspective have rebranded the Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) visa category which opens in a few days on …
Global Talent Visa – Opening on 20 February 2020 Read More »
While future Immigration requirements cannot be predicted, there are some actions that Companies and individuals should consider right away. [su_spacer size=”20″ class=””] EU Nationals working in the UK Company actions Undertake an audit of EU Nationals working in your company. As there is no UK requirement for these individuals to register with the authorities there …
The final results are in! On Thursday 23rd June 17.4 million people in the UK and Gibraltar voted to leave Europe (the European Union) whilst 16.1 million voted to remain. This is a 52/48% split from a 72% voter turnout. As the results had only been announced on Friday 24th June, we are yet to see the implications …
What does Brexit mean? – The EU Referendum Results Read More »