The Right to Work Checklist: What Changed on 1 October, and Where the Gaps Really Are
The Right to Work scheme changed on 1 October 2026 and now extends well beyond direct employees. Join this 45-minute live webinar for a practical way to check where your organisation actually stands.
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Michael Cleavely
Founder & CEO, CoComply
Michael Cleavely is the Founder and CEO of CoComply, the AI-native External Workforce Management platform. He started CoComply in 2020 with one goal: give organisations certainty about who's working for them. Under his leadership, CoComply helps HR, procurement and finance teams classify work correctly, route external services through the right process, and control the risk that travels with every engagement.
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Joe Johnson
Head of Client Success, CoComply
Joe heads up Client Success at CoComply, overseeing all of our key client accounts. He's spent 20 years in the contractor and compliance industry, advising contractors, agencies, and public and private sector organisations, and has been involved in more HMRC enquiries than most.
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Danielle Mapp
Associate Director, BDO UK
Danielle Mapp is an Associate Director within BDO's Immigration team, advising multinational organisations on UK immigration compliance, global mobility and workforce planning. With extensive experience supporting employers across a range of sectors, Danielle specialises in right to work compliance, sponsor licence management and mitigating immigration risk.
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Christie Lewis
Operations Director, Trust ID
Christie Lewis is Operations Director at TrustID, bringing over a decade of frontline expertise in document verification, fraud detection, and compliance. An ex-Immigration Officer, Christie previously led TrustID's Document Analyst Team as one of the organisation's most senior analysts, overseeing a team of Expert Analysts providing specialist advice and guidance on suspect documents and compliance matters, including Right to Work checks. She subsequently held a senior role at the National Ballistics Intelligence Service, where she was responsible for operations and compliance across the organisation. Christie now draws on this combined depth of operational and compliance experience to lead TrustID's operations, with a particular focus on document fraud, identity verification, and regulatory compliance.