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GLAA - Accommodation

There are a number of indicators of forced labour. The video below explains just one of them. Victims of forced labour are often housed in poor or...

GLA to GLAA: 20 year anniversary

April 2025 marks the 20 year anniversary of our organisation. Starting as the Gangmasters Licensing Authority, we were set up in 2005 to protect vu...

GLAA partner apps

There are a number of apps which provide workers' rights information and help workers and consumers report their concerns about labour exploitation...

Protocols make way for business owned prevention activity

Previously one of our main ways of engaging with businesses was through our three protocols in the food, construction or textiles sectors. The prot...

December 2024

Governance Our 2024-26 business plan has been published on our website. Emma Adams, Governance, Planning and Impact Manager provides an update on t...

Scotland

The GLAA is a national enforcement agency whose role is to protect workers from labour exploitation. Our licensing scheme regulates businesses who...

14/06/2019 Company refused licence after judge finds workers ‘open to potential exploitation’

A recruitment agency which was refused a Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) licence has lost its appeal against the decision after a jud...

GLAA Brief 68 - Charge rate guidance March 2021

GLAA Brief 80 - Charge rate guidance April 2023

GLAA Brief 84 - Licence maintenance and notifying changes in details