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GLAA Brief 75 - Triggers for a Compliance Inspection

September 2021 This Brief sets out the GLAA’s new approach to determining when a compliance inspection will be conducted. Introduction T...

GLAA Business Plan 23-24

A pdf version of this page can be found via the link below. GLAA Business Plan 23-24 Foreword This business plan covers year one of our new strateg...

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...

GLASS Privacy & Cookies

Privacy Statement The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) is the Controller for the personal data that is provided to us by you and is c...

English Report Form

Your information counts As a national enforcement agency and regulator we investigate worker exploitation across the UK, disrupting criminal act...

Who we are

In this section you can find out more about the GLAA and what we do, how we protect workers and the benefits of the licensing scheme.Visit the ...

GLAA Brief 81 - Tax compliance in the regulated sectors - July 2023

This Brief reminds all labour providers and users that the GLAA works in partnership with HM Revenue and Customs to ensure tax compliance in GLAA r...

Is the GLAA the correct enforcement body for you?

We are here to stop the exploitation of workers in the UK and to ensure employers treat them fairly. This includes preventing worker exploita...

12/06/2020 GLAA Q&A in full

Earlier this week (Tuesday June 9), the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) held a Q&A session with stakeholders and members of the p...

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