TEAM survey shows limited AWR impact, just frustration

The main impact of the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) may be that they are causing frustration for agencies, notes The Employment Agents Movement’s (TEAM’s) AWR Survey.
Fri, 8 Jun 2012
The main impact of the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) may be that they are causing frustration for agencies, notes The Employment Agents Movement’s (TEAM’s) AWR Survey.

Almost half of respondents (48%) said that the number of workers in assignment in the periods before and after AWR would impact on workers’ rights was more or less the...

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