The key areas of law affecting recruitment and selection include discrimination, the right to work in the UK, criminal records checks and data protection. When recruiting staff, employers should understand and keep up to date with their legal obligations, making sure their recruitment and selection procedures comply with the law. Here you’ll find a collection of resources on how you can safely recruit within the law.
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Highlighting the key checks carried out during the recruitment process and explaining the risks and practical considerations to be taken into account when offering employment
Practical steps to help you manage and support your migrant workforce through Brexit
Introduces the current points-based system for economic migration focusing on the Tier 2 route for non-EU migrants
Learn about recruiting overseas workers, the categories of foreign nationals able to enter and work in the UK, and the legal framework involved
Commonly asked questions on the legal issues relating to recruitment and selection
Commonly asked questions on the legal issues relating to references
Selected cases on discrimination during the recruitment process
Selected cases on providing references for former employees
This report explores the challenges employers are facing in filling vacancies, the role EU nationals are playing in the workforce, and makes policy recommendations that work across all sectors
Find out how and why organisations are employing migrant workers and which aspects of immigration and discrimination law apply to the recruitment process
