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Post by stokietomo on Jan 10, 2014 18:53:35 GMT
Quick question, do managers have to get work permits and if so how does it work? Obviously with a player its linked to proportion of international appearances but what about managers? Just wondering because of south americans like Poyet and Pelligrini and it never seems to be mentioned.
No real point to this question but just thought about it earlier
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Post by Fred Astaire on Jan 10, 2014 18:56:07 GMT
They have to fulfil two criteria
1 - Have you managed before?
Answer - Yes I have managed before
2 - Are you Tony Pulis?
Answer - Nah Nige
Declined!
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Post by bayernoatcake on Jan 10, 2014 18:57:59 GMT
Not a clue but a good question.
Poyet would have got one from when he was a player and I wouldn't be surprised if he was a British citizen now, he's been here that long.
His son has played for England too at youth level.
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Post by Squeekster on Jan 10, 2014 19:22:02 GMT
Not a clue but a good question. Poyet would have got one from when he was a player and I wouldn't be surprised if he was a British citizen now, he's been here that long. His son has played for England too at youth level. Poyet's son plays for England's junior sides. |
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Post by stokiejoe on Jan 10, 2014 19:24:44 GMT
Quick question, do managers have to get work permits and if so how does it work? Obviously with a player its linked to proportion of international appearances but what about managers? Just wondering because of south americans like Poyet and Pelligrini and it never seems to be mentioned. No real point to this question but just thought about it earlier High-value migrants Investors, entrepreneurs and exceptionally talented people can apply to enter or stay in the UK without needing a job offer - but you will need to pass a points-based assessment. Skilled workers If you have been offered a skilled job in the UK and your prospective employer is willing to sponsor you, you can apply to come or remain here to do that job. Temporary workers If an employer in the UK is willing to sponsor you, or if you are a national of a country that participates in the youth mobility scheme, you may be eligible to come and work in the UK for a short period. Other categories You can also apply to work in the UK as a domestic worker; as the sole representative of an overseas firm; or as a representative of an overseas newspaper, news agency or broadcasting organisation. For workers and businesspersons from Turkey Turkish citizens can benefit from a European agreement with Turkey if they want to establish themselves in business in the UK, or if they are already working here legally. For Commonwealth citizens with UK ancestry If you are a Commonwealth citizen and at least one of your grandparents was born in the UK, you can apply to come here to work. Reckon Football Managers come under Temporary Workers  |
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Post by greystokie on Jan 10, 2014 19:28:23 GMT
Most work permits operate on a points based system where the prospective employee (the manager) is sponsored by the prospective employer (the Club, in this case) however, some "talented" individuals can apply without sponsorship; this is usually entrepreneurs, investors or scientists
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2014 23:20:30 GMT
Quick question, do managers have to get work permits and if so how does it work? Obviously with a player its linked to proportion of international appearances but what about managers? Just wondering because of south americans like Poyet and Pelligrini and it never seems to be mentioned. No real point to this question but just thought about it earlier High-value migrants Investors, entrepreneurs and exceptionally talented people can apply to enter or stay in the UK without needing a job offer - but you will need to pass a points-based assessment. Skilled workers If you have been offered a skilled job in the UK and your prospective employer is willing to sponsor you, you can apply to come or remain here to do that job. Temporary workers If an employer in the UK is willing to sponsor you, or if you are a national of a country that participates in the youth mobility scheme, you may be eligible to come and work in the UK for a short period. Other categories You can also apply to work in the UK as a domestic worker; as the sole representative of an overseas firm; or as a representative of an overseas newspaper, news agency or broadcasting organisation. For workers and businesspersons from Turkey Turkish citizens can benefit from a European agreement with Turkey if they want to establish themselves in business in the UK, or if they are already working here legally. For Commonwealth citizens with UK ancestry If you are a Commonwealth citizen and at least one of your grandparents was born in the UK, you can apply to come here to work. Reckon Football Managers come under Temporary Workers What if you arrive via a sealed container through Garston Docks and are dropped off in Ditton Rd, Widnes every weekend, and then picked up by waiting minibus and delivered to all parts of the country ...No names... no pack drill. |
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Post by burge2u on Jan 10, 2014 23:34:38 GMT
Quick question, do managers have to get work permits and if so how does it work? Obviously with a player its linked to proportion of international appearances but what about managers? Just wondering because of south americans like Poyet and Pelligrini and it never seems to be mentioned. No real point to this question but just thought about it earlier High-value migrants Investors, entrepreneurs and exceptionally talented people can apply to enter or stay in the UK without needing a job offer - but you will need to pass a points-based assessment. Skilled workers If you have been offered a skilled job in the UK and your prospective employer is willing to sponsor you, you can apply to come or remain here to do that job. Temporary workers If an employer in the UK is willing to sponsor you, or if you are a national of a country that participates in the youth mobility scheme, you may be eligible to come and work in the UK for a short period. Other categories You can also apply to work in the UK as a domestic worker; as the sole representative of an overseas firm; or as a representative of an overseas newspaper, news agency or broadcasting organisation. For workers and businesspersons from Turkey Turkish citizens can benefit from a European agreement with Turkey if they want to establish themselves in business in the UK, or if they are already working here legally. For Commonwealth citizens with UK ancestry If you are a Commonwealth citizen and at least one of your grandparents was born in the UK, you can apply to come here to work. Reckon Football Managers come under Temporary Workers Surely Agudelo should qualify as a 'Skiled Worker' ? |
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Post by basingstokie on Jan 11, 2014 7:03:49 GMT
www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/working/High-value migrants Investors, entrepreneurs and exceptionally talented people can apply to enter or stay in the UK without needing a job offer - but you will need to pass a points-based assessment. Skilled workers If you have been offered a skilled job in the UK and your prospective employer is willing to sponsor you, you can apply to come or remain here to do that job. Temporary workers If an employer in the UK is willing to sponsor you, or if you are a national of a country that participates in the youth mobility scheme, you may be eligible to come and work in the UK for a short period. Other categories You can also apply to work in the UK as a domestic worker; as the sole representative of an overseas firm; or as a representative of an overseas newspaper, news agency or broadcasting organisation. For workers and businesspersons from Turkey Turkish citizens can benefit from a European agreement with Turkey if they want to establish themselves in business in the UK, or if they are already working here legally. For Commonwealth citizens with UK ancestry If you are a Commonwealth citizen and at least one of your grandparents was born in the UK, you can apply to come here to work. Reckon Football Managers come under Temporary Workers Surely Agudelo should qualify as a 'Skiled Worker' ? in theory yes. But they put guidelines in place for footballers. Guidance was that they must have played in 75% of their national teams games in the last 2 years to be judged 'skilled'. |
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Post by stokiejoe on Jan 11, 2014 10:30:25 GMT
Surely Agudelo should qualify as a 'Skiled Worker' ? in theory yes. But they put guidelines in place for footballers. Guidance was that they must have played in 75% of their national teams games in the last 2 years to be judged 'skilled'. There does appear to be a let out that others have used for people of "high net Worth" that is more than a £1m of their own money, not exploited by us. (3) High Net Worth Players This is a more novel, and certainly less common model which only a few clubs are aware of. If an individual has more than £1million to ‘invest’ in the UK he can obtain entry clearance for an initial period of at least 3 years. Applicants may rely on their own money as well as money that they own jointly with their spouse or partner or even on money owned by their spouse or partner outright. Further permission to remain in the United Kingdom can be granted after the initial period and this route can ultimately lead to settlement fullcontactlaw.co.uk/2012/10/work-permits-for-footballers/ |
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Post by burge2u on Jan 11, 2014 11:19:42 GMT
Thanks Stokiejoe & Basingstokie for your insight & explanations.
I hope that someone at SCFC is aware of the points that you have made to assist the pursuit of Agudelo.
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