RESOURCES

Right to Work resources for contractors

Start with the Extended Liability Assessment, use the supporting checklist and explore Right to Work changes, subcontractor controls and construction workforce compliance.

FEATURED ASSESSMENT

Not sure where your gaps are? Start with the Extended Liability Assessment.

Start with a short assessment of your contractual chain, substitutions, identity assurance and evidence.

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EXTENDED LIABILITY CHECKLIST

Extended Liability Checklist

Use the CrewDiligence Extended Liability Checklist to review the key contractual, substitution, identity and evidence controls highlighted by the new Right to Work regime.

View the checklist →

2-MINUTE EXPLAINER

Right to Work changed. See what it means for subcontractor-heavy projects.

A short introduction to the new controls, extended liability and how CrewDiligence creates a structured evidence trail.

CONTROL READINESS QUESTIONS

Work through your current arrangements.

Use these questions to structure an internal discussion about the evidence you can currently assemble.

Project drawings being reviewed and annotated.

01

Right to Work changes & extended liability

Can you connect subcontractor onboarding and declarations with contract controls and project approval?

Can you connect subcontractor onboarding and declarations with contract controls and project approval?

How CrewDiligence helps

02

Subcontractor & substitution controls

How is further subcontracting controlled? How are replacement workers identified and controlled?

How CrewDiligence helps

03

Identity verification & attendance

Can you connect worker allocation and Right to Work evidence with identity and actual attendance?

How CrewDiligence helps

04

Audit evidence & statutory excuse

Can you trace audits, exceptions and corrective actions into a defensible project evidence pack?

How CrewDiligence helps

FURTHER READING

Follow the requirements into the process.

Planned guidance

The following articles are planned, not published.

01 Right to Work changed on 1 October 2026: what contractors need to know

02 Extended liability: when can it apply?

03 Why contractual terms alone are not enough

04 Right to Work checklist for contractors

05 Substitution controls under the new Right to Work regime

06 Identity verification and the 24-hour / shift recommendation

07 What evidence may the Home Office request?

08 Building a statutory-excuse evidence trail

09 How CrewDiligence operationalises extended-liability controls

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