Key issues to consider when recruiting overseas
Continuing skills shortages, an ageing population and the recent accession of 10 new countries to the EU have all contributed to the increasing popularity of overseas recruitment.
One world for recruiters Rachel Suff reports in IRS Employment Review
Also
Sourcing labour from Eastern Europe
Nic Paton investigates the two-way attraction between UK employers and workers
in EU accession states in Eastern Europe.
Recruiting and employing foreign
nationals IRS Employment Review reports
on the main developments affecting the migration of overseas
staff.
Surgical
solutions Writing in Personnel Today, Rob McLuhan takes a look at four
big ideas to help the NHS battle recruitment shortfalls, including sourcing
candidates from overseas.
Highly skilled migrant programme
update Russell Brimelow, head of the employment group at Boodle
Hatfield, present guidance on the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme, which marked
its first birthday on 28 January 2003.
Migrant workers raise pay for all
Research commissioned by the Home Office has concluded
that the inflow of migrant labour into the UK has had a positive effect on pay
for all workers.
Costain
constructs global workforce for UK projects Costain is
recruiting overseas staff to help it achieve its business objectives, reports
Personnel Today.
Legal
Q&A: The right to work in the UK From Personnel Today.
Foreign workers encouraged to know their rights XpertHR presents a series of links on the Government initiative to encourage foreign workers coming to the UK to be aware of their employment rights.
How to employ foreign nationals and How to make job offers Practical
guidance from XpertHR's How to service.
Employing foreign nationals
XpertHR's employment law reference manual contains detailed guidance on
employing foreign nationals.
Model policies and
documents XpertHR's policies and documents service provides
model forms, contract clauses and letters for use when employing from
overseas.
Documentation acceptable as proof of right to
work in UK - acceptable combination of documents; Documentation acceptable as proof of right to
work in UK - acceptable single documents; and Proof of right to work in the UK -
copying/recording of documents requirements From XpertHR's quick
reference section.