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Hospitality Firms Warned To Review Labour Supply Chains Ahead Of Major Right To Work Shake-Up

Hospitality businesses relying on subcontractors, agency labour and complex workforce supply chains are being urged to review their compliance procedures now, with sweeping changes to Right to Work rules due to come into force on 1 October 2026.

Hospitality Firms Warned To Review Labour Supply Chains Ahead Of Major Right To Work Shake-Up
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