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Contracts, SOC Codes, and the CoS

What the Employment Contract Must Say — and How It Must Match the CoS

SOC Code Alignment and the Paper Role Problem

Role Changes — When a New CoS Is Required

What to Do When the Role Has Already Changed Without a CoS Update

Quiz — Contracts and Actual Duties

What the CoS describes versus what the worker actually does — contracts, SOC code alignment, role changes, promotions, location changes, the paper role problem, and what to do when the role has already drifted without a CoS update.

One of the most serious findings a UKVI inspector can make is that a sponsored worker is not performing the role described on their CoS. This module covers how to keep contracts, job descriptions, and actual duties aligned — and what to do when they have already drifted apart.

Contracts, Job Descriptions and Actual Duties

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