Safer Hiring with Right to Work Checks
With every company in Australia legally required to carry out Right to Work checks or risk significant fines, getting this crucial step in the recruitment and onboarding process right is essential. It's all too easy for someone to obtain forged visa and identity documents, enabling them to present a false identity when applying for work. With 1 in 5 individuals experiencing identity crime in the past 12 months, this is becoming a growing concern for HR teams and hiring managers.
What is a Right to Work Verification?
Why are Right To Work Checks Important?
All employers are expected to conduct Right to Work checks to ensure their employees have the correct permissions and are legally eligible to work in Australia. Allowing an unlawful non-citizen who is in breach of their visa conditions to work for you may result in imprisonment or fines depending on the severity of the breach. These penalties may also apply to companies who refer someone such as recruitment agencies. Conducting Right to Work checks helps you:
- Mitigate risk: Reduce liability and risk by confirming that all your employees are eligible to work for your business.
- Reduce costs: Screening prospective employees early in the recruitment process will save you time and money by knowing from the outset whether the candidate is eligible for the role.
- Protect your business: Help protect your business from potential fines and possible imprisonment by ensuring employees are legally allowed to work for you.
- Strengthen workforce: Candidates and employees who are not upfront about their visa and working entitlements may lack integrity in their working behaviour.
Don’t Risk Getting Australian Right to Work Checks "Wrong”
Don’t Risk Getting Australian Right to Work Checks "Wrong”
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