01-09-2026 10:39 via onrec.com

One in five UK recruitment agencies has not heard of the right to work changes taking effect on 1 October

Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec01 Sep 2026|News archiveOne in five UK recruitment agencies has not heard of the right to work changes taking effect on 1 OctoberA survey of 57 UK recruitment and compliance leaders has found that 11 of them, all at firms of 25 people or fewer, had not heard of the changes to right to work checks taking effect on 1 October 2026. Only 22 of the 57 could explain what changes.From 1 October, the right to work regime extends beyond employees to workers on contracts fo
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