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You cannot be offered the job, in any capacity (conditional or final) BEFORE the RLMT has been conducted and concluded to prove that there is no BC/EU or ILR person that is suitable for the job.1) I do not have any offer letter. I asked them to provide me at least a conditional offer, but they said they cannot do this. Is this normal? Can't they at least give me a conditional offer during/before R.M.L.T. process? Do I have to just relax and wait a month to pass without having any kind of confirmation saying that I have an offer from the company X?
It is their choice to extend and they don't have to tell you either. RLMT adverts MUST be AT LEAST 28 days and be posted on Universal Job Match and one other (not linkedin etc).2) They posted the job advertisement online after they talked to me (16.05.2017). The closing date of receiving applications was 17.06.2017. However 11 days later (on 27.05.2017), they changed closing date of receiving applications to 28.06.2017. I checked the job details (description) and nothing has been changed. They simply extended the closing date for no reason (at least I am not aware of). Can you think of any reasons why they do so? Does it mean that they won't be able to pass R.M.L.T before 11th of June? Is the first closing date (01.06.2017) still useful and they can complete R.M.L.T procedure by the 1st of June?
They DO NOT have to tell you anything about the process of RLMT. They CANNOT offer YOU the job until RLMT is complete, by doing this, RLMT will fail.3) My potential employer is a well-known investment bank and I do not think they will have any problem with the sponsorship. However my biggest worry is that maybe the bank itself is not really interested in hiring me. Because I have not been given any offer letter, they have not told me where they posted job announcements (I found it myself), they have not told me the reason why they changed application closing date. I have a feeling that the company will simply withdraw my application with some reasons after some time. What do you think of my case here? Should I be worried?
-------------a2$h wrote:1. They are within their rights to first complete the RMLT and then extend the offer letter to you. They would be violating the very labour test if they give you offer letter before its completion.
2. Where did you get the date 01-Jun? I see your start of test date as 16-May and end as you mentioned 17-Jun. RMLT needs to be of minimum 30 days, though some employers extend it for a few more days.
3. I cannot comment on your employer's intention but you can definitely get in touch with your HR regarding the end date of your RMLT or when will they start their process to file COS.
mammadj wrote:Yes, I did. I looked for adverts posted on different dates, but could not find. What do you think? Do you think they have not posted the advert on jobcentre plus? If they have not posted there, why they are telling me that they have started the R.L.M.T. process?
http://www.workpermit.com/immigration/u ... arket-testmammadj wrote:Thanks for your reply. Following your advise, I talked to the recruiter on the phone. He confirmed that they have posted the advert on two websites:1) Their global careers page 2) Targetjobs.
The recruiter also confirmed that they have not posted the advert on the Jobcentre Plus (Universal jobmatch) website. He confidently said they have done this process all the time and never posted the advert on Jobcentre Plus website. Could you please tell me, if this is the case - under what conditions they do not need to post the advert on Jobcentre plus website?
The link comes up with a DNS error.
That's strange...I've just clicked on it and it opens for me.CR001 wrote:The link comes up with a DNS error.
Maybe because I am on a weird mobile network in southern AfricaCasa wrote:That's strange...I've just clicked on it and it opens for me.CR001 wrote:The link comes up with a DNS error.
Guys- save some time and go through the Tier 2 Guidelines pdf on Uk Gov website. It says clearly that every advert should be published on atleast 2 websites and one of them should be govt jobsearch- mandatory.rchadha123 wrote:Hi
Does anyone know why UKVI won`t accept job advertisements on two websites such as; Targetjobs and LinkedIn? As there would be a similar number of people searching for jobs on those websites as Universal Jobmatch.
Therefore, my question is why is it mandatory for the job to be advertised on Job Centre Plus? (except the ones listed in Casa`s link above)
Thanks in advance
CR001 wrote: ↑Mon May 29, 2017 3:16 pmYou cannot be offered the job, in any capacity (conditional or final) BEFORE the RLMT has been conducted and concluded to prove that there is no BC/EU or ILR person that is suitable for the job.1) I do not have any offer letter. I asked them to provide me at least a conditional offer, but they said they cannot do this. Is this normal? Can't they at least give me a conditional offer during/before R.M.L.T. process? Do I have to just relax and wait a month to pass without having any kind of confirmation saying that I have an offer from the company X?
Whilst I agree with and appreciate your responses- the above part of your response is factually incorrect. I'm replying to this purely to contribute to the forum and would welcome any challenge or feedback.
A conditional job offer is not a legally binding contract, especially where it is crystal clear that the job offer is contingent on the applicant providing evidence of his 'right to work' in the UK.
https://www.gov.uk/job-offers-your-rights
The above link from the government's website is pretty clear on the above. Furthermore, the law also states that if a conditional job offer is withdrawn for any reason, no one can take any action.
It is very much possible to issue such a conditional job offer (in fact all job offers in the UK should be issued this way, per regulatory guidance) and subsequently conduct an RLMT.
Paragraph 28.18 of the Tier 2 guidance for employers states this:
"The vacancy must have been advertised for at least 28 days within the 6 months before you assign the CoS to a migrant."
NOT .. before you issue a conditional offer letter to a Tier 2 General migrant.
That said, your point around complying with the RLMT in letter and spirit is valid and I don't dispute that at all. My point is that it is quite possible to interview multiple individuals (without reference to their immigration status), be interested in a potential Tier 2G candidate, then test the labour market to identify any settled worker with equal skills (if any are identified then obviously the Tier 2G can't be appointed and any attempt to do so is clearly illegal), following which, if no suitable settled worker is identified, offer an unconditional offer letter and assign a restricted/ unrestricted CoS to the prospective Tier 2G migrant.
Just pointing out a technicality here.