Keeping track of changes: Home Office updates and how to prepare for Q4

The Home Office doesn't announce its changes once a year and leave you to plan. It publishes statements of changes several times over, and 2026 has already added new pay-period salary rules, tighter occupation-code reporting, and a fresh duty to evidence that your sponsored workers understand their rights. Miss the wrong one and it's no longer a slap on the wrist. Our panel walks through what's landed, what it means for your records, and what to have in place before Q4. Join the session at 11am UK on 29 September 2026.
What you'll learn
- What the 8 April 2026 pay-period salary rule means for how you pay a sponsored worker.
- Why a role that no longer matches the CoS is now a mandatory ground for revocation.
- The new duty to evidence that workers understand their rights, and what to keep on file.
- What's coming in 2027 (B1 to B2 English at settlement), so you can plan headcount now.
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