Labour manifesto: GLA legislation to construction?

The government has committed to extending gangmaster licensing legislation to the construction industry, provided that evidence supports this as the best way to protect employment rights, in the Labour Party’s manifesto out today.

The manifesto, entitled A Future Fair For All, says: “We will strive to ensure fairness at work for all employees, continuing our crackdown on exploitative gangmasters and rogue employers.

“In all sectors the law must be upheld, properly enforcing safety and employment rights, and tackling tax avoidance. We will extend the licensing approach to labour providers in the construction industry if the evidence shows that is the best way to enforce employment rights.”

CONTRACTS & DEALS: 15-19 APRIL 2024

This week’s new contracts & deals include: Oleeo, Randstad, Sirona Medical, Workday

Contracts 15 April 2024

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People 11 April 2024

IPS faces £900k penalty for failing to co-operate with HMRC

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Legislation 22 March 2024

NHS partnership collaborates with specialist recruiter to reduce locum GPs

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Contracts 13 March 2024
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