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The Five Deadly Sins: What Actually Gets Your Licence Pulled

Incorrect SOC codes. Underpaid salaries. Missing documents. Password sharing. Inadequate monitoring. The Southcroft judgment laid bare the five categories of failure. But the real story is how the threshold has shifted. Issues once considered technical now carry the same consequences as deliberate fraud.

The Revocation Filespublished 2026-03-23 15:47 3 sources 7,234 plays

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ORGANISATIONS (3)

Home Office Fragomen Care Home Magazine

GLOSSARY (7)

SOC Code Misclassification Salary Underpayment Document Retention Failure Password Sharing (SMS)Inadequate Monitoring Mandatory Ground Discretionary Ground

KEY LEGISLATION (5)

Sponsor Guidance Part 3, Annex C Annex C1(s) — Incorrect SOC Code Annex C2(a) — Document Failure Annex C3(f) — SMS Credential Sharing Annex C2(b) — Monitoring Failure

RELATED EPISODES (3)

Southcroft: How One SOC Code Destroyed a Care Empire

Episode 1 · 16:04

The 60-Day Clock: What Happens to Workers When Sponsors Fall

Episode 3 · 13:21

The Cooling-Off Period: Banned, Then What?

Episode 5 · 13:00

KEY DATA POINTS

Mandatory Grounds

3 types

Any one = revocation

Care Providers Lost Licences

470+

Jul 22–Dec 24

Repeat-Breach Penalty

£60,000

Per illegal worker