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What is the Responsible Car Wash Scheme?

The number of hand car washes in the UK has increased dramatically over the last 15 years. As many as 7,000 hand car washes have popped up across t...

Workers' rights qualification: an introduction

GLAA CEO Elysia McCaffrey introduces the second series of Know Your Rights, with the focus for these six episodes all on the Level 1 Award in Worke...

How to apply for jobs safely

Job scams are sadly extremely prevalent in the current job market. During the COVID-19 pandemic, almost three in four jobseekers (74%) applied for...

A crash course in employment rights

In this third episode of our series we look more closely at employment rights and some of the main points to be aware of when you start work. Mari...

Reporting concerns and what happens to my information

Understanding how to spot the signs of labour exploitation is crucial. But equally important is knowing how to report your concerns and the informa...

Joint Liaison group webinar 2 March 2022

Building an alliance against labour exploitation to protect workers and businesses. Here you will find a recording of the joint liaison group webi...

External Communications Policy (1)

External Communications Policy Last updated 9 October 2019 1 Introduction 1.1. This policy governs the GLAA’s release of infor...

Media Policy

This is the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Media Policy. Here you will find the background of the policy, its aims, scope and how the policy should b...

GLAA Brief 73 - Triggers for a New Business Compliance Inspection

September 2021 This Brief sets out the factors that the GLAA will consider when determining whether an inspection should be conducted when a licen...

GLAA Brief 74 - Physical Application Inspection

September 2021 This Brief sets out the GLAA’s new approach to determining when a physical application inspection will be conducted. This Brief...

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