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Compliance failures and complexity hampering UK international hiring efforts

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Carmen Cracknell

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Post-Brexit administrative burdens making it harder for firms to hire in-demand skilled workers.

There is concern that the UK’s immigration regime post-Brexit is mired in compliance problems, choking the supply of international talent.

According to a recently released survey by HR Review: “77% of UK respondents said that unclear or conflicting regulations had made it harder to hire internationally, while three‑quarters (75%)

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