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Southampton recruitment agency loses GLAA licence

14th February 2020

They will now be unable to supply workers into the GLAA regulated sectors...

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GLAA remembers lives lost in Morecambe Bay tragedy

4th February 2020

Twenty-three Chinese cockle pickers drowned in the tragedy in 2004...

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