11th December 2017

Gangmasters – farmers to meet labour standards or face sanctions

Robert James, associate solicitor at Thrings and specialist in regulatory investigations and agricultural dispute resolution speaks to Farmers Guardian about the GLAA’s recommendations and the serious sanctions facing farmers who use unlicensed gangmasters.

Robert James, associate solicitor at Thrings and specialist in regulatory investigations and agricultural dispute resolution speaks to Farmers Guardian about the GLAA’s recommendations and the serious sanctions facing farmers who use unlicensed gangmasters.

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Gangmasters – farmers to meet labour standards or face sanctions

Robert James, associate solicitor at Thrings and specialist in regulatory investigations and agricultural dispute resolution speaks to Farmers Guardian about the GLAA’s recommendations and the serious sanctions facing farmers who use unlicensed gangmasters.

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