Explains employer legal duties clearly
Supports correct check selection
Establishes and protects statutory excuse
Reduces enforcement and penalty risk
Step-by-step Right to Work checklist
Share code verification guidance
Statutory excuse record template
Follow-up check diarising support
Reinforces employer accountability
Reduces reliance on third-party systems
Supports internal file reviews
Prepares organisations for audits and inspections
⚖️ Employer Right to Work Compliance Toolkit
Designed for HR teams, hiring managers and compliance leads
Right to Work checks are a legal requirement, not an administrative task. Many employers fail checks not because they skip them, but because they use the wrong method, retain poor evidence, or rely too heavily on third-party systems without oversight.
This digital toolkit provides clear, step-by-step guidance and ready-to-use templates to help employers complete Right to Work checks correctly, establish a statutory excuse, and retain audit-ready evidence.
It reinforces a critical compliance principle: responsibility always remains with the employer, even where digital systems or external providers are used.
🧾 What This Toolkit Helps You Do
Select the correct Right to Work check method
Complete checks before employment begins
Use online share codes correctly and confidently
Understand when and how IDVT can be used
Retain compliant evidence to establish statutory excuse
Diarise and complete follow-up checks where required
Why this matters:
Incorrect Right to Work checks can invalidate statutory excuse and expose employers to civil penalties, enforcement action and reputational damage.
🛡️ Built for Audit, Inspection & Enforcement Readiness
This toolkit:
Aligns processes with current Home Office guidance
Reduces common compliance failures
Supports internal reviews and external audits
Strengthens organisational control over Right to Work processes
This is not training.
It is a practical digital compliance toolkit designed for repeated internal use.
No. This is a digital compliance toolkit, not a CPD course.
Yes. Any organisation employing staff in the UK must complete Right to Work checks.
No. It supports compliance but does not constitute legal advice.
Yes. It reinforces employer oversight and accountability when using external systems.
Yes. Templates and guidance are designed to support audit readiness.