Petitions/Protect Skilled Care Workers Affected by Sponsor Licence Revocation
StatusOngoing
Opened19 Feb 2026
Closes
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Grant care workers affected by sponsor licence revocation a 1–2 year transition visa to secure alternative sponsored employment, with no recourse to public funds, and protect housing and children’s education during this period.

Care workers on Skilled Worker visas lose their status through no fault of their own when sponsor licences are revoked.Short curtailment periods lead to sudden job loss, housing insecurity, high visa fees, forced relocation, and disruption to children’s education.These workers have filled critical shortages and served communities diligently. A time-limited transition visa would be fair, prevent exploitation,reduce family hardship, and retain skilled carers in a sector already facing challenges.

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Alex McIntyre
1Alex McIntyre MP
Gloucester
17
Matt Rodda
2Matt Rodda MP
Reading Central
15
Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi
3Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi MP
Slough
12
Rachel Hopkins
4Rachel Hopkins MP
Luton South and South Bedfordshire
9
Nadia Whittome
5Nadia Whittome MP
Nottingham East
8
Gareth Snell
6Gareth Snell MP
Stoke-on-Trent Central
7
Mohammad Yasin
7Mohammad Yasin MP
Bedford
6
Sarah Owen
8Sarah Owen MP
Luton North
6
Afzal Khan
9Afzal Khan MP
Manchester Rusholme
5
Blake Stephenson
10Blake Stephenson MP
Mid Bedfordshire
5