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05/05/2022 GLAA questions further suspects in North Wales care home investigation

Two further suspects have been arrested by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) as part of investigations into a recruitment agency a...

16/10/2023 How the GLAA has stopped worker exploitation in the last 12 months

The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) is a government agency with a mission of stopping worker exploitation through being a robust and...

Minutes - 89th GLAA Board meeting

Below are the minutes for the 89th GLAA Board Meeting Date 5/06/2024 Time 10:30 – 16:00Venue Ap...

Minutes - 91st GLAA Board meeting

Below are the minutes for the 91st GLAA Board meeting. Date 17/10/2024 Time 10:00 – 13:00Venue ...

I have a GLAA licence

The GLAA operates a licensing scheme to regulate businesses who provide workers to the UK fresh produce sector. If you are supplying workers f...

GLAA Brief 86 - Mini umbrella companies

This Brief publishes the latest guidance on the use of Mini Umbrella Companies (MUCs). It replaces Brief 67 – The risks of using Mini Umbrella Comp...

GLAA Brief 85 - GLAA Active Check service

This Brief publishes information on the GLAA Active Check service. This brief replaces GLAA Brief 69 - Launch of the new active check service...

GLAA and HMRC Fraud Alert: Licensed sector supply chains

The GLAA works in partnership with HM Revenue and Customs to ensure tax compliance in the GLAA regulated sectors. What is happening? H...

Who has a GLAA licence

The GLAA public register lists the labour providers who are licensed. It is important to check that your labour provider has a current licence as i...

GLAA fees engagement webinar February 2025

A recording of our recent fees engagement webinar and associated slides can be found below. We have published a list of questions and answers regar...

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