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16/11/2021 Joint webinar from GLAA, EAS and HMRCs National Minimum Wage team

Businesses are being invited to protect themselves and their workers in a free webinar being hosted by the GLAA and other enforcement bodies – HMRC...

GLAA Pop-up Seminars

Changing up – FREE Pop-up Seminars 2017 The Gangmasters Licensing Authority is an arm’s length body of the Home Office. We have a single stra...

GLAA Business Plan 2025-26

The GLAA Business Plan 2025-26 can be found below. If you would prefer to read a pdf version then please visit our Corporate Publications page. &nb...

GLAA Business Plan 23/24 Our Strategy and Planning

Our Strategy and Planning We have a new three-year strategy covering the period from 2023-2026. It is the result of a re-appraisal of our work, wi...

GLAA Business Plan 23/24 Our People and Resources

Our People and Resources Our people and resources are key to delivering the goals of the GLAA. We are committed to investing in our colleagues, i...

GLAA - Debt bondage

There are a number of indicators of forced labour. The video below explains just one of them - debt bondage. Workers being driven into and then c...

GLAA - confiscated documents

There are a number of indicators of forced labour. The video below explains just one of them. Workers who have had their ID documents or passport...

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...

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...

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