Applying for a Workers and Temporary Workers sponsor licence: key personnel and representatives

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Practice notes

Applying for a Workers and Temporary Workers sponsor licence: key personnel and representatives

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Practice notes
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This Practice Note details the roles, responsibilities and requirements for the Authorising Officer, Key Contact, Level 1 users and Level 2 users (key personnel) of a sponsor in the Workers and Temporary Workers routes. It also looks at aspects relating to legal representatives.

The Worker routes are:

  1. •

    Skilled Worker

  2. •

    Global Business Mobility (GBM)—Senior or Specialist Worker

  3. •

    T2 Minister of Religion, and

  4. •

    International Sportsperson

The Temporary Worker routes are:

  1. •

    Charity Worker

  2. •

    Creative Worker

  3. •

    GBM—Graduate Trainee, Service Supplier, Secondment Worker and UK Expansion Worker

  4. •

    Scale-up

  5. •

    Government Authorised Exchange

  6. •

    International Agreement

  7. •

    Religious Worker, and

  8. •

    Seasonal Worker

Certain sponsorship aspects looked at in this Practice Note are different for the UK Expansion Worker route. These are highlighted briefly below. For further information, see Practice Note: Sponsoring a UK Expansion Worker—The GBM: UK Expansion Worker sponsor licence aspects.

When applying for a sponsor licence, an organisation must decide who will act as its 'Key Personnel' for the purposes of the licence and its relationship with the Home Office.

These

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Key definition:
Workers definition
What does Workers mean?

A term that includes employees and also other groups such as agency workers or anyone carrying out work who is not genuinely self-employed.

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