Do you Understand the Impact of a Sponsor Licence Suspension?
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Your organisation will be unable to assign any new CoS whether defined or undefined.
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The Home Office may investigate the status and roles of current sponsored workers.
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A review of your compliance with sponsor duties, which involves a detailed audit of all compliance areas
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The Home Office will notify local authorities and other relevant bodies of the suspension.
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Your status will be changed to “No new purchase” and will be unable to bid for contracts.
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You are given 20 days to respond to the suspension and provide evidence or address the Home Office’s concerns.

When Compliance Slips, So Does Your Business.
One Small Mistake Could Cost You Everything
Letting your licence slip away is more than just a compliance issue- it’s a business setback that can be hard to recover from. A suspension often starts with small oversights, like missed reporting deadlines or inconsistent record-keeping, that gradually erode the trust the Home Office has in your ability to uphold your sponsor duties. Before you know it, these small missteps snowball into major breaches that threaten the very foundation of your business. Losing your licence means losing the ability to grow your team, fulfil contracts, and, ultimately, keep your business thriving. Don’t wait until it’s too late to protect what you’ve worked so hard to build.
When Compliance Slips, So Does Your Business.
Letting your licence slip away is more than just a compliance issue- it’s a business setback that can be hard to recover from. A suspension often starts with small oversights, like missed reporting deadlines or inconsistent record0keeping, that gradually erode the trust the Home Office has in your ability to uphold your sponsor duties. Before you know it, these small missteps snowball into major breaches that threaten the very foundation of your business. Losing your licence means losing the ability to grow your team, fulfil contracts, and, ultimately, keep your business thriving. Don’t wait until it’s too late to protect what you’ve worked so hard to build.
Proven Compliance Framework
Insider Insights
Avoid Critical Mistakes
I enjoyed all the advise, explanations and examples.

Learning about potential sponsorship breaches, and the effective measures that can be utilised to prevent these.

I was amazed on how the Home Office checks we are complying with our Sponsorship duties.

I really love all the information that was provided and the passion you have for giving out the the details.

I enjoy every part of the webinar. Well done!

Weak Compliance strategies often lack forceful enforcement, resulting in poor adherence to policies and regulations.
The failure to enforce rules and effective strategies when enforcement is minimal, and regulations are taken lightly leads to widespread non-compliance. This arises from a combination of insufficient resources, lack of clear procedures and ineffective monitoring. This creates an environment where strategies are often left untouched when the reality is, the approach to compliance is ever evolving.
Stay Ahead, Stay Licenced and Protect your Sponsor Licence Now
Staying ahead in compliance is key to ensuring sponsors maintain their privileges and continue supporting global talent seamlessly. Avoiding the risk of a suspension letter from the Home Office means uninterrupted access to the skilled workforce needed to drive growth and innovation, making compliance a positive investment in the future success of your organisation.





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