Brexit Summits advise on protecting EEA workers’ status

24 October 2016

Employers and recruiters have been advised to act now to help protect the immigration status of their EEA (European Economic Area) workers following Brexit.

Thurs, 27 October 2016 | By Colin Cottell

FROM NOVEMBER'S RECRUITER MAGAZINE

Employers and recruiters have been advised to act now to help protect the immigration status of their EEA (European Economic Area) workers following Brexit.

Padma Tadi, an employment and business immigration...

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