18/09/2026
FROM 1 OCTOBER 2026, RIGHT TO WORK RULES ARE CHANGING.
Recruit Mint clients can approach those changes with greater confidence.
The Right to Work scheme is being extended beyond traditional employees to cover additional working arrangements, including worker contracts, individual subcontractors and certain online matching services.
If illegal working is discovered onsite, a business could face:
➡️ workers being removed without warning
➡️ operational disruption
➡️ failed audits
➡️ adverse publicity
➡️ reputational damage
That is why Recruit Mint clients are not expected simply to accept the words: “Our workers are compliant.”
All our clients receive Deploy Mint which supports continuous workforce-compliance control by monitoring Right to Work expiry dates, working restrictions and other relevant conditions against shift requirements.
If a worker’s permission does not cover a proposed shift for example, because their Right to Work or work permissions will have expired, the system prevents them from being selected and offered that shift.
This reduces reliance on spreadsheets, manual reminders & follow-up checks - helping prevent an overlooked expiry or restriction from becoming an operational problem.
Recruit Mint clients do not need to scramble to gather evidence when an audit arises. Deploy Mint continuously monitors and reviews workforce data, providing current, evidence-based information that reflects each worker’s compliance position today.
Technology does not replace proper checks, experienced recruiters or human oversight. It strengthens them.
Using a reputable employment business remains an important compliance safeguard. Recruit Mint goes further by giving clients greater protection of their workforce and operation.
Your agency may tell you its workers are compliant.
… but can it show you the evidence for everything single worker immediately?