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[VIDEO] What will submissions to the UK labour market enforcement consultation include?

  • Alan Sadler
  • 28 September 2017

At our Ethical Insights discussion on labour exploitation, speakers commented on their hopes for the upcoming UK labour market enforcement consultation. 

Featuring:
Matthew Creagh, Policy Officer, Trades Union Congress
Caroline Robinson, Policy Director, Focus on Labour Exploitation

 

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