Food industry and gangmasters accused of exploiting migrant workers

A new study accuses gangmasters and the food industry of exploiting migrant workers and infringing their employment rights.
Tue, 15 May 2012
A new study accuses gangmasters and the food industry of exploiting migrant workers and infringing their employment rights.

The study by campaign group the Joseph Rowntree Foundation found evidence that some employers are “infringing many rights”.Based on interviews with economic migrants from many nationalities who are working as farm...

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