@lawrsuk.bsky.socialThe FWA is a safe and trusted enforcement body for those most at risk of exploitation. For this to happen, the FWA needs to ensure no worker’s data will be shared for immigration enforcement purposes and no joint inspections with immigration teams. (3/3)
@lawrsuk.bsky.socialEnforcement reaches invisible feminised, high-risk sectors such as cleaning, hospitality and domestic work. Collaboration with organisations who are already supporting women migrant workers in these sectors is key. (2/3)
@lawrsuk.bsky.social🧵 Today, our Policy & Communications Manager on Labour Exploitation, Carolina, will be participating in the Fair Work Agency's (FWA) first Assembly in Birmingham. We want to ensure that: (1/3)
@dailynorthern.comFinnish farm names used to sell fake berry-picking contracts #Finland #labourexploitation #seasonalworkers
@2eubrussels.bsky.socialMore than 70 workers may have been victims of labour exploitation linked to Indian restaurant chains in Europe. Europol says some allegedly worked 60–80 hours a week, with two restaurant owners arrested in the Netherlands. The investigation is ongoing. #LabourExploitation #HumanTrafficking
