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Stakeholder online seminar 7 October 2025

Here you will find a recording of the GLAA Stakeholder webinar held on 7 October 2025. Bradley Lawrence from the NMW team also shared further infor...

Exclusions

The exclusions regulations cover the circumstances in which a GLAA licence is not required. The Home Office is the government department respo...

I am a worker

The GLAA exists to protect vulnerable workers from exploitation If you are working in the UK fresh produce industry and you are: being treated unf...

24/11/2025 CEO Stakeholder blog - November 2025

It has been a busy few months at the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority. While we are working closely with the Department for Business and Tr...

Vacancies

We are currently recruiting for the following vacancies. Any future vacancies will be advertised below and on our social channels. If you have any...

I supply workers

This section provides advice and information for labour providers. The GLAA operates a licensing scheme to regulate the provision of workers for r...

16/5/16 Powers and remit to change at GLA

The GLA is set for new name and expanded powers to address labour exploitation more effectively now the new Immigration Bill has received Royal Ass...

12/05/17 Two charged in Leicester

A man and a woman from Leicester were each charged with a gangmaster offence yesterday in connection with the alleged unlicensed supply of workers...

01/07/2017 New powers for law enforcement to combat slavery and labour exploitation

The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) has been strengthened by new police-style powers to tackle modern slavery and labour exploitation...

23/08/17 Slavery arrests in the West Midlands

Two people have been arrested in the West Midlands as part of a criminal investigation into the exploitation of Eastern European workers for cheap...

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