West Midlands gangmaster loses licence over Working Time Regulations

15 November 2013
A labour provider in the Black Country has been stripped of its Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) licence after the organisation found its licensee “incompetent” and discovering it was flouting Working Time Regulations
Fri, 15 Nov 2013

A labour provider in the Black Country has been stripped of its Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) licence after the organisation found its licensee “incompetent” and discovering it was flouting Working Time Regulations.

Shorish Hamza, the man named on the GLA licence of Shenky, was said by the GLA to be “incompetent” and incapable of running a...

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