New counter-extremism checks welcomed by recruiters

19 October 2015
Recruiters have welcomed government plans to stop people with convictions for terrorist offences working with children or vulnerable people.
Mon, 19 Oct 2015

Recruiters have welcomed government plans to stop people with convictions for terrorist offences working with children or vulnerable people.

The plans announced by Prime Minister David Cameron this morning form part of the government’s new Counter-Extremism Strategy.

Under the plans the Disclosure and...

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