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Our Aims and Objectives

Working in partnership to protect vulnerable and exploited workers

Our values define who we are and how we go about delivering on the promise we have made to protect vulnerable workers from exploitation. All GLAA colleagues are expected to adhere to these values which place integrity, professionalism, teamwork, commitment and respect, at the heart of everything we do.

Our aims will be achieved by:

  • Preventing worker exploitation
  • Protecting vulnerable people
  • Tackling unlicensed/criminal activity and ensuring those licensed operate within the law

The 6 strategic objectives which will ensure we meet our aim and priorities are:

  • Disrupt criminal activity within the labour market
  • Engage with stakeholders to minimise and manage risk
  • Support compliant business
  • Work in partnership to protect workers’ rights and prevent labour exploitation
  • Maintain a credible licensing scheme, creating a level playing field and promoting growth
  • Identify and support victims of labour exploitation

 

 

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