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Wouldn't that be a restriction on working as an assistant rather than hiring one?

• lmm 3y ago
  Depends on your jurisdiction. Sometimes hiring someone without verifying their right to work is a crime. (Or without registering with the tax authorities, or social security, or ensuring they have adequate breaks, or or or... paying someone to work for you is often something that involves quite a lot of responsibility, since the law often doesn't really contemplate private individuals doing it outside of the super-rich)
  • pxeger1 3y ago
    In that case you just hire via some kind of agency, who deal with the HR for you.
  • kubanczyk 3y ago
    > is a crime A legal wrong, generally, as in most cases it's not under criminal law.
    • lmm 3y ago
      In the UK it's criminal if you "have reasonable cause to believe" that there were issues with their immigration status. I don't know about other countries.