The government is removing the domestic restrictions in England for Covid, and this means that from February 24th, England will return to a pre covid state.
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To celebrate Her Majesty the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, the Bank Holiday weekend will be moved to Thursday 2 June, and an additional day will be added on Friday 3 June for one long 4-day weekend.
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GLAA supports new project to prevent exploitation in cleaning sector
Cleaning services is a booming industry. It also has some major problems with human rights violations. Like many industries, cleaning services struggle with labour abuse, and it's often difficult to identify violations. The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority want to provide labour abuse prevention techniques in the industry.
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Health and Care Visa Scheme Expanded
The health and care visa is undergoing some temporary changes to make it quicker, easier and more affordable for social care employers to recruit qualified social care workers, care assistants and home care workers to fill gaps that are predicted to occur in the next twelve years months. In addition, the pandemic has highlighted numerous staff shortages across many industries, particularly with...
Prime Minister announces easing of Covid-19 Plan B restrictions
On the 19th of January 2022, Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed that the Plan B measures in England would expire on the 26th of January 2022, and the country would return to Plan A measures in a national response against the Omicron Covid 19 variant.
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The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner raises concerns over labour exploitation
After concerns over labour exploitation for migrant workers in the agricultural sector, Dame Dara Thornton responded to the joint Home Office and Defra evaluation and review of the Seasonal Workers Pilot of 2019. The study was originally published on Christmas eve 2021 and identified several issues for migrant workers on the agricultural scheme.
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There are many different tiers and licences for HGV drivers, a job in which, as a Class 1, you drive heavy goods vehicles, trucks, and lorries. You are likely to be delivering a wide range of goods to different locations across the UK, including manufacturers or supermarkets. If you have questions about working in the HGV Class 1 Driving industry, then read below, where we answer common questio...
Top Interview Questions for Production Jobs
When getting ready for an interview, it’s crucial that you have a good idea of the questions that are likely to be asked by the employer.
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Labour Shortages in the Food Industry
The labour shortage is a result of the Covid-19 pandemic combined with the new immigration laws following the UK’s exit from the EU
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How to Avoid Fire and Rehire Culture
We’re here to provide expert advice related to recruitment, careers and employee welfare.
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