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  1. The Home Office has published reports detailing actions taken against businesses that employed illegal workers, including fines.

Government Fines Businesses in Thornton Heath for Illegal Worker Employment

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The Home Office issued penalties totaling £300,000 to businesses in Croydon and Thornton Heath for employing individuals who were not legally allowed to work in the UK. These sanctions were part of a government crackdown on illegal working. Hamed Shahabuddin, associated with Pitches 61, 62 and 63 at the Surrey Street Market, received the largest penalty at £80,000. Other fines included £40,000 for Ayana Investments Ltd and £45,000 for Burger London Ltd.

From yourlocalguardian.co.uk

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The fines demonstrate the government's enforcement of right-to-work checks. Businesses that fail to ensure staff have legal working rights face significant financial penalties. The law allows civil penalties of up to £60,000 for each worker found to be working illegally.

The Home Office has published reports detailing actions taken against businesses that employed illegal workers, including fines.

From yourlocalguardian.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Home OfficeThe ministerial department enforcing laws against illegal working
  • governmentThe governing body implementing the crackdown on illegal working
  • Thornton HeathDistrict where the specific crackdown action was taken

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