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CONTENTS
4 Meet the ALP team
Stronger Together
5 ALP welcome
48 Overview and progress
About the ALP
49 Who we work with 50 Our programmes
8 ALP membership subscription
52 Get started
9 ALP mission and purpose
53 Pragmatic and free resources
10 ALP representative and policy work
54 Training opportunities
ALP Expert Support
56 E-learning courses
16 How we support our members
57 Evaluating organisational progress in tackling modern slavery
19 Good practice for using labour providers
58 Progress Reporting Tool
20 Coronavirus
59 Become a Business Partner
21 Immigration and right to work 22 Access to labour 23 Worker sourcing and supply 24 Worker retention 25 Calculating charge rates 26 Legal and ethical compliance 28 The transport to work revolution 29 Fair's Fair 33 Just Good Work 35 ALP Academy
Responsible Recruitment 38 Responsible Recruitment Toolkit (RRT) 39 RRT toolkit of services 40 RRT online tool
The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority 63 Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority – advice to the industry 66 ALP resources to support you to achieve GLAA compliance 73 The GLAA Licensing Standards – October 2018
Directories 97 ALP Labour Provider Members Directory 127 ALP Associate Members Directory 133 ALP Service Partners Directory 134 Just before you go
41 RRT online training 42 Free benefits for ALP members 43 Clearview
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ASSOCIATION OF LABOUR PROVIDERS
MEET THE ALP TEAM
KEVIN ROBERTS
Chair
HANNAH NEWCOMB
Head of Responsible Recruitment
HEALEY NEWSON
Member Engagement
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DAVID CAMP
Chief Executive
GILLIAN HAYTHORNTHWAITE
Head of Policy
JOANNE YOUNG
Head of Development
HEATHER WILD
MICHELLE ELMER
Member Support
Member Administration
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ALP WELCOME
More than ever, labour providers are demonstrating the vital role they play in sourcing the workforce to keep our nation fed and supplied with essentials. Labour supply within the UK has fundamentally changed in 2020. Prior to the pandemic, labour providers were faced with the challenge of sourcing and retaining workers in a near full employment economy. Now, unemployment is predicted to be at its highest level in decades. Changes to immigration rules will significantly reduce the ability of businesses to recruit lower skilled labour from outside the UK. Business called for a pragmatic, evidencebased immigration system that worked at all skill levels. The government has yet to deliver this – but with some changes, it still can. The future challenge for labour providers will be to attract the right number of UK resident workers with the right quality and skill level to work in our sectors. The ALP is supporting our members to adapt to this. Promoting responsible recruitment practices and supporting reputable labour providers are at the core of the ALP’s purpose – we encourage all our members and their clients to make full use of the free resources available through Stronger Together, the Responsible Recruitment Toolkit and Just Good Work. If you are an employer that uses labour providers, then please contact us to learn more about how ALP can support you. We are here to support our members. If you are a labour provider and are not yet an ALP member, give us a call, we’d love to talk with you.
Best Regards David Camp Chief Executive
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ALP MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION
The ALP subscription year runs from January to December, although new members may join at any point throughout the year.
Organisations that: n Supply labour may become ALP Members
The 2021 subscription scale for labour providers is based upon the annual turnover of the organisation and is subject to VAT: n New GLAA licence holders (under £1 million) - £225
n Use agency labour may become ALP Associate Members
n Under £1 million - £375
n Supply business services may become ALP Service Partners.
n £4 -10 million - £1425
n £1 - 4 million - £725 n £10 - 25 million - £2100 n In excess of £25 million - £2925 Associate Members - from £650+VAT
To join the ALP call 01276 509306, email info@labourproviders.org.uk or visit www.labourproviders.org.uk and register online.
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ALP MISSION AND PURPOSE In order to achieve our ongoing mission for
“UK labour provision to be recognised as a model of global good practice�
the ALP focuses on six strategic policy areas:
1. Supply Chain Partner
Driving awareness of the crucial role labour providers undertake in supply chains through the sourcing and supply of a high calibre future workforce.
2. Access to Labour
Promoting national policy actions and developing industry capability to maintain ongoing access to an adequate labour supply of all skill levels.
3. Fair Charge Rates Formed in February 2004, the Association of Labour Providers (ALP) is the specialist trade body for labour providers promoting responsible recruitment and labour supply good practice. ALP supports and represents labour providers, influencing the environment in which they operate and provides information, guidance, training and services to help members run their businesses efficiently, effectively and ethically. ALP members range from small local labour providers to the largest multi-sector suppliers. We welcome supply chain businesses; growers, manufacturers, importers, contractors, brands and retailers, to join the ALP as Associate Members. Constituted as an incorporated trade association limited by guarantee, ALP is governed by a Members’ Council of sixteen labour providers with an independent Chairman and Chief Executive.
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Promoting payment of fair charge rates to labour providers that enable business sustainability and do not foster worker exploitation or tax evasion.
4. Fair to Workers
Supporting labour providers to meet legal and ethical responsibilities and to treat workers fairly and with respect.
5. Fair Competition
Support for clear and proportionate regulation of labour provision that facilitates fair competition.
6. Responsible Recruitment
Leading a stakeholder partnership approach to drive continuous improvement in responsible recruitment standards applied by labour providers.
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ALP REPRESENTATIVE AND POLICY WORK
Immigration Policy The Government wants to reduce overall levels of migration and give priority to those with higher skills through the introduction of a new points-based system. The Immigration Policy Statement confirms that “We will not introduce a general low-skilled or temporary work route. We need to shift the focus of our economy away from a reliance on cheap labour from Europe and instead concentrate on investment in technology and automation. Employers will need to adjust”.
The Seasonal Workers Scheme pilot, despite the impact of the pandemic has been a success. The KPI results from both operators have been very positive. ALP has published the ‘Achieving a Successful Seasonal Workers Scheme’ and ‘Seasonal Workers' Scheme Code of Good Practice Multi-Stakeholder Working Group - Recommendations for future scheme design’ reports. ALP’s position on the future Scheme is to allow more GLAA licensed labour providers to become sponsors with licence numbers based on evidence of seasonal labour demands.
Access to Labour
IMMIGRATION AND RIGHT TO WORK ALP has produced comprehensive guidance, FAQs, webinars and training to support labour providers to continue to effectively operate within the new rules. The ALP’s policy is that sector-based schemes for lower skilled workers should be introduced for Covid-19 critical sectors such as health, social care and food supply where evidence indicates a shortage. The Migration Advisory Committee should make annual evidencebased recommendations to government on sectors, roles and thresholds for temporary immigration of lower skilled workers. Experiences of recruiting UK resident workers for seasonal work in 2020 has been mixed.
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A key focus of ALP’s activities in recent years has been supporting members and the wider food supply chain to improve their ability to source and retain workers in a near full employment economy.
ACCESS TO LABOUR The coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed the labour market with unemployment now predicted to be at its highest level in decades. The new immigration rules will significantly reduce the ability of businesses to recruit lower skilled labour from outside the UK although around 4 million EU nationals will have been granted settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement
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Scheme. The government is rolling out its ‘Plan for Jobs’ to boost job creation in the UK. The challenge will be to attract and supply the right number of UK resident workers with the right quality and skill level to work within the food supply chain.
Fair Competition/Fair Charge Rates - Fair’s Fair Payment of fair charge rates to labour providers that enable business sustainability and do not foster worker exploitation or tax evasion is a core ALP policy priority. ALP has launched a new ongoing workstream “Fair’s Fair” - an awareness and education programme to support the commercially sustainable procurement of agency labour so that workers never pay the price of poor purchasing practice.
FAIR’S FAIR n Explains and builds understanding among procurement teams about how unscrupulous labour providers create additional income to bolster their earnings, and how to ensure that labour is procured fairly.
n Provides examples and statistics and engages with stakeholders to agree good practice guidelines and work towards a Fair’s Fair Charter. ALP labour provider members are encouraged to engage their labour users in the programme by sharing the resources available.
Labour Market Enforcement In July 2019, the government announced proposals to create a single labour market enforcement body, with consistent powers to enforce payment of the minimum wage along with holiday payments for vulnerable workers, safeguard agency workers and tackle labour exploitation and modern slavery. The ALP has advocated for the creation of such an enforcement body for over ten years and made a detailed submission to the government consultation, “Good work plan: establishing a new single enforcement body for employment rights”. The ALP puts the case to the Low Pay Commission, BEIS, HMRC and the devolved Agricultural Wages teams on matters of wage policy that impact upon labour providers. The ALP is engaged with the Office of the Director of Labour Market Enforcement on the wider UK Labour Market Enforcement Strategy.
n Supplies tools and training to help labour providers achieve sustainable commercial agreements that support them to source and retain agency workers fairly.
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ALP REPRESENTATIVE AND POLICY WORK
The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority The ALP supports proportionate regulation of labour provision to facilitate fair competition. The 2019 ALP survey confirmed that 95% of labour providers are in favour of gangmasters licensing. ALP policy is to: n Work in partnership with the GLAA to tackle labour exploitation n Work with the GLAA to ensure that its processes are fair and proportionate and that unreasonable burdens are not imposed on compliant operators n Challenge the GLAA where it is necessary and appropriate to do so. The ALP has formally raised concerns with the GLAA that it must refocus its activities back to the licensed sector and allocate more of its resources on its core purpose to “maintain a credible licensing scheme, creating a level playing field and promoting growth”. The GLAA must be able to demonstrate that it identifies and addresses illegal gangmasters and existing licence holders and their clients that profiteer and gain unfair competitive advantage through unrealistically low labour supply charge rates achieved through tax evasion, work finding fees or denying workers their basic legal rights. The ALP calls upon the GLAA to review its compliance strategy and operations to ensure that it maintains a credible licensing scheme and specifically:
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1. The GLAA should engage with stakeholders to develop a risk and intelligence based Compliance Inspection Strategy in line with the Regulators Code 3.3 which states, “Regulators designing a risk assessment framework…should have mechanisms in place to consult on the design with those affected, and to review it regularly.” 2. The GLAA should demonstrate that it conducts a proportionate level of compliance inspections to fulfil its statutory responsibilities and to “maintain a credible licensing scheme, creating a level playing field”. 3. The GLAA should formally review its current compliance inspection policy of only inspecting licence holders against a very limited number of the licensing standards. 4. The GLAA should ensure that compliance issues between the GLAA and licence holders should be processed and resolved within a reasonable period. 5. The GLAA should restrict licensing to those businesses operating and intending to operate within the regulated sector. 6. The GLAA should undertake a broad spectrum of activities in addition to compliance inspections in support of its compliance responsibilities and objectives. 7. Publicly reported GLAA performance analysis should identify the effectiveness of the GLAA compliance activities in maintaining a credible licensing scheme and creating a level playing field for competition.
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Responsible Recruitment
n Stronger Together Tackling Modern Slavery toolkits and resources
The ALP since its inception has promoted ethical recruitment and good practice in labour provision.
n A short, animated video to use in inductions explaining how to avoid problems, rights at work, and where and how to report issues
RESPONSIBLE RECRUITMENT TOOLKIT.ORG
ALP has also worked with partners to develop the UK version of the Just Good Work app which enables labour providers to promote good recruitment and employment practices throughout their operations and supply chain by providing consistent information to jobseekers and workers.
ALP members can now access for free: n A subscription to the ResponsibleRecruitmentToolkit.org online tool n Unlimited online ResponsibleRecruitmentToolkit.org delegate training places n Stronger Together Tackling Modern Slavery in UK Businesses training for a delegate
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in your corner Recruitment and Employment Law Specialists Labour providers are facing uncertain trading conditions and more compliance challenges than ever. JMW Solicitors has an experienced team that can help you deal with them and how to adapt to the latest legal changes. We take into account your commercial objectives and options, providing relevant and practical advice to help you decide how best to move forwards. The team at JMW Solicitors advises businesses (including labour providers) on employment law issues, gangmaster licensing issues and the requirements of the GLAA’s licensing standards. Paul Chamberlain leads the team and has nationally-recognised expertise in the law relating to the recruitment industry, not to mention his 25 years’ legal experience. Other members in the team have advised the sector for a number of years as well and have an excellent understanding of the issues it faces. JMW Solicitors offer a cost effective service to businesses. In addition, ALP members will receive the added benefit of a discount on JMW’s normal rates.
If you are looking for advice or support, do not hesitate to get in touch with us for a no obligation chat. Please contact:
Paul Chamberlain Head of Employment at JMW Solicitors LLP Telephone: 0161 838 2762 Email: Paul.Chamberlain@jmw.co.uk
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ALP EXPERT SUPPORT > How we support our members > Good practice for using labour providers > Coronavirus > Immigration and right to work > Access to labour > Worker sourcing and supply > Worker retention > Calculating charge rates > Legal and ethical compliance > The transport to work revolution > Fair's Fair
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HOW WE SUPPORT OUR MEMBERS
Browse the ‘Resources’ section of the ALP website and filter by subject or find just what you are looking for with the search function.
TEMPLATE CONTRACTS AND DOCUMENTS Save on legal fees with ALP templates - written by experts and checked by legal advisors
INFORMATION SERVICES Newsletters, labour supply updates, online forums, weekly email bulletins and follow us on Linked In for up to the minute news.
REPRESENTATION
TRAINING Cost effective modular training on relevant topics. Available online and in-house.
Use ALP's strong relationships within industry, government, GLAA and the third-sector to make sure your voice is heard on the issues that matter to you.
REGIONAL MEETINGS AND ANNUAL ROADSHOWS Meet the ALP team, network with your peers, inform our policy and hear from subject matter experts.
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HOW WE SUPPORT OUR MEMBERS
SPECIALIST SUPPORT With one-off issues such as AWR, Brexit and Coronavirus
EXPERT LABOUR HELPLINE Unlimited email and telephone access to industry experts.
BRIEFS AND GUIDANCE Ensure compliance with our practical, relevant briefs and guidance - over 50 live on the website
FREE WEBINARS Regular topical online sessions from masterclasses to legislative updates - all available to hear again from our website.
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ONLINE TOOLS Such as our charge rate calculator for accurate and sustainable rates and Pay Comparison Tables for benchmarking worker pay.
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GOOD PRACTICE FOR USING LABOUR PROVIDERS
Using a labour provider should provide a time saving, cost effective solution to your business.
GOOD PRACTICE FOR USING LABOUR PROVIDERS The flexibility of temporary agency working allows labour users to react quickly to additional labour requirements, production variations and seasonal fluctuations. Agency workers can also cover absences such as sickness, holiday and maternity leave and are a valuable source of experienced permanent employees.
As a labour user you have statutory responsibilities under the Conduct Regulations, the Gangmasters Licensing Act and the Modern Slavery Act and so you need to be confident that your labour provider is compliant and operating legally and ethically. Visit the ALP website for a list of labour provider members and browse for relevant support and guidance including the pragmatic, step by step guidance in our ‘Good Practice Checklist for using UK Labour Providers.’ Labour users are welcome to join ALP as Associate members enabling you to access the same news, information, and guidance as your labour providers.
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CORONAVIRUS
Labour providers are playing a vital role in ensuring the supply chain has the workers it needs to keep the nation fed and supplied with essentials.
ALP is fully committed to supporting our members and our industry by: n Understanding and responding to the impact of the virus across our sector and coordinating responses n Publishing regular member updates and public guidance ensuring a clear, consistent message
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n Directly engaging with government, trade bodies, retailers and other key contacts Find comprehensive resources on our Coronavirus Support Page including briefs, templates, checklists and links to up to date guidance.
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IMMIGRATION AND RIGHT TO WORK
The Government’s new immigration system comes into effect on 1 January 2021 and it will end free movement, assert full control over who comes to this country and reduce overall levels of migration.
IMMIGRATION AND RIGHT TO WORK The Seasonal Workers Scheme Pilot will be reviewed at the end of 2020 and the Government will decide if the scheme will continue into 2021. Under the new system, right to work checks (RTW) will be online and employers will need to carry out RTW for non-UK citizens via the digital checking service from January 2021. For EU citizens there is a transition period from January to June 2021, where employers can continue to carry out the RTW as they have done in 2020. The resources signposted on this page provide information on the new immigration system, how EU citizens can apply to the EU Settlement Scheme and answers to those difficult questions as well as a number of resources with recommendations for a future seasonal workers scheme.
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Benefits of ALP Membership #6 CHARGE RATE GUIDANCE Make sure labour users understand the real cost of employment with ALP’s detailed charge rate guidance.
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ACCESS TO LABOUR
2020 is the year access to labour challenges changed. The impact of Brexit and the Coronavirus pandemic changed the UK labour market from one of effectively ‘full employment’ to one with a significantly higher level of unemployment than has been seen for many years.
ACCESS TO LABOUR From January 2021 the UK will have left the EU with or without a trade deal and there will be a new immigration policy. The level of uncertainty we have all experienced since the referendum will come to an end and the reality of life after Brexit will be here.
Coronavirus The impact of the pandemic on labour supply is expected to be huge. The predictions of unemployment levels are that they will rise to around 10% by December 2020 and then fall to around 5% by the end of 2021. This will lead to changes in the labour market, at least for 2021 and maybe beyond that. There will be significantly more UK resident labour available, but these workers would have traditionally worked in other sectors e.g. hospitality or travel. They would not have chosen to work in the food supply chain, and the big questions are “will they want to?’ and ‘do they have the right skills?’ There will be fewer migrant workers as there will be no lower skilled route for them to come to work in the UK. Labour providers will need to work closely with their clients to understand the impact of these changes and adapt to the new environment.
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WORKER SOURCING AND SUPPLY
Changes to the labour supply market in 2020 will impact on a labour provider’s ability to source and supply the right number and quality of workers for their clients. Labour providers will still need to have the skills, knowledge and experience to deliver this service. They will need to keep up to date with the labour market, to work with their clients to develop good quality labour plans, know where to find workers and improve their selection processes to recruit the right quality of workers to meet their clients’ needs. The resources signposted on this page provide information on the labour supply market, step by step guidance on sourcing workers in the current economic climate and links to technology to support new ways to recruit.
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WORKER RETENTION
The availability of labour may increase as a result of higher unemployment levels, however, once recruited, it will still be as important as ever to retain good quality workers. Retaining good workers saves time, money and resource by reducing the need to constantly find replacement workers, provide training and
settle them into their jobs. Good retention strategies improve worker engagement helping your business to be seen as an employer of choice. The resources signposted on this page provide step by step guidance for labour providers and their labour user line managers on how to retain workers.
Benefits of ALP Membership #8 PAY COMPARISON DATA Effectively negotiate pay and benefits for workers by finding out industry averages on pay, hours and growth or contraction of the market, helping you to more effectively target available workers.
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CALCULATING CHARGE RATES
The rate paid by labour users is a key variable that the GLAA monitors. Labour users that pay unrealistically low rates are knowingly or recklessly conniving in illegality as these rates can only be achieved through worker exploitation, tax evasion or both. Find out more about how this happens by exploring our Fair’s Fair resources on the ALP website.
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FAIR’S FAIR The resources signposted on this page define the real cost of agency labour and include a step by step process to calculating sustainable charge rates.
Benefits of ALP Membership#26 ALP ACADEMY Use ALP Academy for your in-house or external ACADEMY training - relevant, practical, training workshops; created and delivered by experts who understand your business. Build your own training from the list of modules or ask ALP to design something just for you. ALP Members qualify for discounts.
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LEGAL AND ETHICAL COMPLIANCE
Since 2004 ALP has provided hundreds of pieces of guidance ranging from written briefs and toolkits to webinars, workshops, blogs and video. ALP guidance covers every area of labour provider compliance from the Agency Workers Regulations to the National Minimum Wage. Our template contracts been independently reviewed by our legal partners at JMW and provide a suite of practical documents to be adapted to your business needs. See examples of appropriate briefs and guidance to ensure compliance with the GLAA Licensing standards in the GLAA section of this handbook.
Conduct due diligence and audit with Complyer, a simple, yet very effective industry specific Agency Labour Compliance Auditing tool that assesses UK labour provider’s compliance against the: n Gangmasters Licensing Standards n Agency Workers Regulations n Modern Slavery Act transparency in supply chains good practice Complyer can be used as a labour provider in-house audit, a labour provider/user partnership audit, or by an independent external auditor.
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COMPLYING WITH THE GLAA LICENSING STANDARDS FOR LABOUR USERS AND LABOUR PROVIDERS
If you supply workers to work in agriculture, food processing & packaging or shellfish gathering or you operate a labour contracting business into agriculture, then you are required to hold a Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) licence. Labour providers are assessed against the GLAA licensing standards on an ongoing basis to ensure they are fit to hold a licence. This one-day workshop provides an excellent grounding in the skills and knowledge to enable both labour providers and labour users to implement processes to assure compliance to the GLAA licensing standards.
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THE TRANSPORT TO WORK REVOLUTION
Transport to work is changing. Three new ALP partners show how you can operate differently to open up new labour sourcing areas, get your workers to work sustainably, cost effectively and safely. n Zeelo is a smart bus company that provides tailored, custom bus routes for businesses n Tandem creates solutions and software for employers and labour providers to create new transport options for their workers n Liftshare is the car sharing scheme for your business. Making sustainable travel a reality To find out more about ALP services, visit our website www.labourproviders.org.uk
Benefits of ALP Membership #10 SOURCING AND RETAINING WORKERS GUIDANCE Effectively plan, recruit and retain labour with our toolkits, infographics, training and resources.
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FAIR'S FAIR
Fair's Fair is an awareness and education programme to support the commercially sustainable procurement of agency labour so that workers never pay the price of poor purchasing practice.
"Payment of fair charge rates to labour providers that enable business sustainability and do not foster worker exploitation or tax evasion is a core ALP policy priority. By understanding the true cost of ethical labour supply and defining fair procurement practice, labour users and labour providers can work together to ensure their labour supply is fair, sustainable and free from exploitation." David Camp
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ALP and the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) calls on all purchasers of agency labour in the UK food supply chain to help ensure that the provision, use and management of labour in the UK is a sustainable model of good practice.
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FAIR'S FAIR
Principle 1: Fair for labour providers Charge rates are sufficient to meet statutory and contractual requirements and provide a sustainable margin. Download our toolkits and checklist from the Fair’s Fair area of our website resources.
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Principle 2: Fair for labour users Ethical labour standards for agency workers are adhered to and reputation is protected.
Benefits of ALP Membership #13 SWAP AND EWNP – THE SPARE WORKER AND ESSENTIAL WORKERS NEEDED PORTAL Connecting GLAA licensed members who have or need workers.
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Principle 3: Fair for workers Workers receive the pay and rights to which they are legally and contractually entitled; ensure they can work safely and are treated fairly in accordance with established ethical labour standards. To support this, ALP and partners have produced a short animated video particularly for use by labour providers and employers to use in interviews for migrant job seekers and inductions for workers in lower skilled roles in the UK, explaining how to avoid problems, their rights at work, and where and how to report issues. The video is available in English, Bulgarian, Gujarati and Romanian and is free to all to download on the ALP Just Good Work and video resources pages.
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Just Good Work is a free, interactive app to help all jobseekers and workers understand their UK employment rights, recognise poor treatment at work and access remedy. Just Good Work helps businesses in all sectors throughout their own operations and supply chain to: n Enable direct and indirect workers to access guidance on good recruitment and employment practices n Provide relevant and consistent information to workers in a language they can understand n Reduce the risk of worker exploitation and support Modern Slavery Act due diligence.
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JUST GOOD WORK The app is freely available to all UK employees, employers and labour providers through the collaboration and support of ALP and its partner organisations. Visit Just Good Work within the resources section of the ALP website where you can find flyers, posters, induction video and social media tiles to help you promote Just Good Work to your workforce.
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Clearview certification: n Applies to labour providers operating within or across borders and whether offering a sourcing and recruitment service and/or a labour supply and management solution. n Is sector neutral, globally applicable and contextualised to the country of operation n Offers users of labour providers, and the brands and retailers they supply, the independent means to demonstrate due diligence and protect brand reputation.
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Stronger Together is a business-led multi-stakeholder initiative aiming to
reduce modern slavery
particularly hidden forced labour, labour trafficking and other third party exploitation of workers.
Stronger Together provides guidance, resources, training and a
network for employers, labour providers, workers and their representatives. “Each one of the 40 million people trapped in modern slavery today is a person, like you and I, and we must individually and collectively take responsibility to bring an end to this great human rights abuse. I truly believe that responsible businesses hold the key to effecting this global change. Stronger Together will work with you on this journey.“
SUPPORTING YOUR BUSINESS IN TACKLING FORCED LABOUR
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24.9 MILLION slavery includes: PEOPLE in forced labour globally Detailed yet pragmatic business-focused guidance, of business respondents said that through engagement stated that it has helped resources and sector-specific programmes said that Stronger Together them to prepare how Behind every statistic is a person... with Stronger Together, their held in forced labour had increased their senior management Collaboration had made a between national to manage and globalpotential businesses, understanding of what commitment to tackle modern situations of forced suppliers, slavery sub--contractors and labour providers modern slavery is. and civil law, in their business and supply chain. labour. Growing statutory supply chain and moral imperatives
A safe platform and support network for sharing challenges and good practice with peers and experts
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Internationally accepted methodology to prevent, tackle and remediate forced labour long-term
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OVERVIEW & PROGRESS Stronger Together is a business-led, multi-stakeholder initiative whose purpose is to support organisations to tackle modern slavery within their businesses and supply chains. Launched in October 2013, Stronger Together provides clear guidance through training and accessible open source pragmatic resources and tools which are free to use by anyone, in any country. The Progress Reporting Tool provides businesses with the opportunity to self-assess, track and benchmark their progress against industry peers, and the Organisational Performance Assessment delivered by expert consultants, offers independent verification of progress to tackle modern slavery. Our specialist guidance helps employers and labour providers to deter, detect and deal appropriately with forced labour, labour trafficking and other hidden labour exploitation.
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Over 9,000 individuals have been trained internationally on tackling modern slavery in their business and supply chain
Over 200 organisations have become a Business Partner to publicly demonstrate their commitment to tackling modern slavery
Over 1 million workers have heard our message and this continues to grow as our programmes expand to new sectors and new countries
“Stronger Together provides an essential platform for industry cooperation, drawing in and building commitment, collaboration and capacity with and between businesses and stakeholders across supply chains. This approach, which provides free, open-source pragmatic resources on deterring, detecting and dealing with modern slavery, as well as supporting businesses to take proactive steps, has resulted in industry-wide impact.”
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“No business is too big or too small to be at the risk of modern slavery and labour exploitation. It is up to businesses and the industry as a whole to work together to protect those in our supply chains that are at risk. Stronger Together provides companies with what they need to take the proactive steps necessary to tackle this exploitation. Commitment to this programme demonstrates good business sense.”
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We are proud to work with leading organisations to develop programmes to support businesses to address modern slavery.
DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS
PROJECT SPONSORS Consumer Goods Programme
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OUR PROGRAMMES CONSUMER GOODS In this sector-specific programme, businesses across the UK are supported in taking action to mitigate modern slavery within their own operations and global supply chain, with their suppliers, their labour providers, their service providers and beyond. For the Consumer Goods programme visit www.stronger2gether.org/consumer-goods.
UK CONSTRUCTION SECTOR Launched in collaboration with industry development partner the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), to address modern slavery in the construction sector. This sector-specific programme continues to grow. In this programme, businesses across the supply chain are supported in taking action to mitigate modern slavery within their own operations, with their sub-contractors and suppliers, their labour providers, their service providers and beyond. For the Construction programme visit www.stronger2gether.org/construction.
SOUTH AFRICA Delivered in partnership with local partners the Wine and Agricultural Ethical Trade Association (WIETA) and the Sustainability Initiative of South Africa (SIZA), the programme facilitates dialogue between South African agri-businesses, national and international retailers and importers, and other key stakeholders to address forced labour in agri-businesses in South Africa. For the South Africa programme visit www.stronger2gether.org/za.
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OUR PROGRAMMES SPAIN Stronger Together is supporting the Spanish horticultural industry, to prevent, manage and respond to the risk of forced labour and other forms of exploitation. We are working with our Spanish partners to engage with growers and other stakeholders across the Spanish fresh produce supply chain and have produced a practical toolkit which is free to download on our website. For the Spain programme visit www.stronger2gether.org/es/
UNITED STATES – RESPONSIBLE RECRUITMENT PROGRAM This multi-stakeholder collaborative program seeks to motivate the US fresh produce sector to recognize and reward responsible recruitment, thereby boosting the supply of ethically sourced labour and reducing risks for workers and businesses across the labour supply chain. For the United States programme visit www.stronger2gether.org/us.
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GET STARTED REGISTER Register on the website www.stronger2gether.org to download pragmatic resources, book training and receive updates on addressing modern slavery.
GET TRAINED Choose from our range of specialist workshops to book expert face-to-face training or register for an e-learning module.
IMPLEMENT Use our free resources including printable posters, toolkits, checklists and videos to put in place what you have learnt.
MEASURE Self-assess your progress for free using the Progress Reporting Tool or get an independent evaluation through our Organisational Performance Assessment.
IMPROVE Need further support? Enlist the expert help of a Stronger Together expert consultant to meet your organisation’s specific needs and to support you to tackle modern day slavery within your business and supply chains.
DEMONSTRATE Show your clients and supply chain your commitment to tackling modern slavery and become a Stronger Together Business Partner – visit. https://www.stronger2gether.org/business-partners
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PRAGMATIC AND FREE RESOURCES DOWNLOAD
Register on our website to find and download the resources you need: www.stronger2gether.org/resources info@stronger2gether.org | +44(0)1276 919090
Stronger Together provides clear guidance through accessible resources available to download by anyone in any country. Many multi-language resources are available.
Toolkits
Training & Awareness Videos Professional videos developed for use in training workshops and staff inductions to raise awareness of the indicators of forced labour.
Comprehensive information and guidance to inform, equip and resource businesses to tackle modern slavery. Includes practical advice on the specific steps which can be implemented across different areas of a business to effectively deter, detect and deal with modern slavery.
Worker Posters & Leaflets
Template Policies & Checklists
Business guide and printable resource pack to support delivery of communications and workforce engagement activities across your business by appointed Modern Slavery Champion(s).
Essential policy templates and useful checklists have been developed by experts to support businesses in addressing the risk of modern slavery.
Printable resources developed to inform workers about what forced labour is and where to report concerns - available in a multitude of languages for a diverse workforce.
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IF YOU EXPERIENCE MORE THAN ONE OF THESE CONDITIONS
YOU MAY BE A VICTIM OF FORCED LABOUR. Are you being forced to work when you don’t want to? Czy jesteś zmuszany/ zmuszana do pracy wtedy, kiedy tegonie chcesz? Ar jus verčia dirbti per prievartą? Вы вынуждены работать, когда вы не хотите?( противвашего хотения)
Do you have to pay someone money to give you work? Czy musisz płacić komuś w zamian za otrzymanie pracy? Ar privalote duoti kam nors pinigų, kad parūpintų jums darbo? Вы вынуждены платить кому-то деньги чтоб получить работу?
Are you being forced to live in accommodation against your will? Czy jesteś zmuszany/ zmuszana do mieszkania w lokalu wbrew swojej woli? Ar esate priversti gyventi nurodytose patalpose prieš savo valią? Вы вынуждены жить в жилье против вашей воли?
Is someone controlling your identity documents or bank account? Czy ktoś ma kontrolę nad Twoimi dokumentami identyfikacyjnymi lub rachunkiem w banku? Ar kas nors kontroliuoja jūsų tapatybės dokumentus ar banko sąskaitą? Кто-то контролирует ваши документы, удостоверяющие личность или счет в банке?
Is someone threatening or intimidating you or your family? Czy ktoś grozi Tobie lub Twojej rodzinie? Ar kas nors grasina arba gąsdina jus ar jūsų šeimą? Кто-то угрожает или запугивает вам или вашей семьи?
If you think you or someone you know may be in a situation of forced labour get help: Tell someone you trust - a manager, worker representative or friend YOUR LOCAL CONTACT: KONTAKT LOKALNY, VIETINIS KONTAKTAS, МЕСТНЫЙ КОНТАКТ
REPORT: RAPORT, PRANEŠTI, СООБЩИТЬ Gangmasters & Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA): 0800 432 0804 (Confidential) Police 999 (emergency) - Police 101 (not emergency) GET HELP: WEZWAĆ POMOC, GAUKITE PAGALBOS, ПОЛУЧИТЬ ПОМОЩЬ Modern Slavery Helpline: 08000 121 700 (24/7, confidential) tackling modern slavery in supply chains
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TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Workshops are interactive and focus on practical skills to equip businesses to tackle modern day slavery specifically forced labour, labour trafficking and other hidden third-party exploitation of workers.
BOOKING Find out more and book your chosen workshop at www.stronger2gether.org/workshops
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New ‘Advanced Tackling Modern Slavery in UK Businesses’ workshop now available.
This workshop is ideal for those responsible for tackling modern slavery from policy to implementation including, HR, CSR, operational managers, recruiters and labour agency professionals.
Online sessions
This participatory workshop has been designed to support UK businesses looking to take their next steps in the implementation of their tackling modern slavery programmes. The Advanced workshop supports businesses to overcome some of the challenges faced, improves understanding of good practice management of suspected cases of forced labour, and helps identify how to advance your existing tackling modern slavery programme.
Workshop requirements: • Previously attended the ‘Tackling Modern Slavery in UK Businesses’ workshop • Completed either - The Employer or Labour Provider/Recruitment Business Good Practice Implementation Checklist for your business
£99 (+VAT) per delegate: for ALP members and suppliers/ service providers to project sponsors £150 (+VAT) per delegate: all other places Face-to-face training £145 (+VAT) per delegate: for ALP members and suppliers/service providers to project sponsors £195 (+VAT) per delegate: all other places
- The Progress Reporting Tool for your business
Tackling Modern Slavery in UK Businesses Understand the responsibilities and best practice associated with tackling modern slavery in UK businesses.
Those responsible for modern slavery from policy to implementation, those new to the subject.
£145 (+VAT) for ALP members and suppliers/service providers to project sponsors. £195 (+VAT) for all other delegates. Free delegate places available – see website for details
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TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES Tackling Modern Slavery through Purchasing Practices Gain the skills and tools to develop and implement a comprehensive programme to tackle modern slavery through purchasing practices.
Tackling Modern Slavery in Global Supply Chains Gain a good understanding of supply chain risks, knowledge of strategic frameworks for addressing risk with suppliers, and detailed information about remediation policies and effective monitoring and reporting.
Tackling Modern Slavery in the Construction Sector Get informed and equipped to address forced labour, implement good practice and minimise the risk to your business and supply chains. Developed with the CIOB.
Those responsible for the strategy and policies and the operational implementation for tackling modern slavery in purchasing.
£265 (+VAT).
Individuals responsible for labour practises in supply chains, HR, procurement, technical, responsible sourcing, social compliance and risk management.
£265 (+VAT).
Construction site managers and project managers, those responsible for addressing modern slavery and/or human rights within the business and across the whole supply chain.
Online discounted £99 (+VAT) for those with a valid discount code provided by a project sponsor. Online £125 (+VAT) all other delegates. Free delegate places available – see website for details.
Investigative Interviewing Skills in the Workplace Get the skills and confidence required to obtain detailed and accurate information through planning and conducting an interview with an investigation focus. Developed by the GLAA.
Tackling Forced Labour in Agribusinesses – SA Understand the responsibilities and best practice associated with tackling forced labour in agri-businesses in South Africa.
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Auditors and those required to conduct interviews in the workplace, HR, Recruitment and Compliance team members, those who have already undertaken 'Tackling Modern Slavery in Businesses' or have a good understanding of modern slavery.
£265 (+VAT).
South African agribusinesses, those responsible for recruitment, HR or worker representatives.
Free.
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E-LEARNING COURSES
GENERAL AND ROLE-SPECIFIC E-LEARNING MODULES ON TACKLING MODERN SLAVERY. Engaging and interactive e-learning modules providing a flexible and cost-effective training solution for your workforce enabling learners to complete at their own pace and location. Knowledge tests throughout reinforce understanding and a printable worksheet available on completion ensures key information is easily accessible, with each course taking approximately approximately 30-45 minutes to complete (depending on the course). Equipping your staff to detect, deter and deal with modern slavery is a significant yet easily achievable step through our e-learning training.
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Tackling Modern Slavery in Businesses
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Tackling Forced Labour in Businesses
Businesses based outside the UK.
General version for businesses outside the UK
Tackling Modern Slavery in the UK
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EVALUATING ORGANISATIONAL PROGRESS IN TACKLING MODERN SLAVERY
PIONEERING TOOLS TO EVALUATE YOUR COMPANIES’ PROGRESS IN TACKLING MODERN SLAVERY AND TO INFORM YOUR FUTURE STRATEGY AND ACTIONS. OVERVIEW Stronger Together has a number of globally pioneering monitoring and evaluation services for companies to evaluate and demonstrate their progress in tackling modern slavery in their business and supply chains and to inform next steps to improve the scope and effectiveness of their Tackling Modern Slavery programmes.
INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT Using progressive, consultative techniques, this assessment provides companies with independent verification of their progress in effectively implementing a tackling modern slavery programme and supports organisational change.
BENEFITS:
+ Independent evaluation of your company’s progress in tackling modern slavery using UN
Guiding Principles based assessment control points aligned to the Progress Reporting Tool
+ Inclusive, partnership approach, putting a greater emphasis on the involvement of the company in the assessment process to review the effectiveness of their programme
+ Management systems framework to identify strengths and areas for improvement to support effective organisational change.
STRONGER TOGETHER MODERN SLAVERY EXPERT CONSULTANTS Choose from our network of Modern Slavery Expert Consultants to support your company’s modern slavery programme. As well as delivering the Organisational Performance Assessments, these experienced trainers, consultants and lawyers can work with you to develop and implement the necessary actions to tackle modern slavery in your business and supply chains. From policy development and gap analysis to training, communication and reporting.
VISIT STRONGER2GETHER.ORG/IMPACT OR EMAIL INFO@STRONGER2GETHER.ORG TO FIND OUT MORE
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PROGRESS REPORTING TOOL SELF-ASSESSMENT AND BENCHMARKING PROGRESS REPORTING TOOL This free, online self-assessment tool supports companies to measure progress made and to highlight the next steps in addressing modern slavery risks within their business and supply chains. The tool also supports companies to benchmark their progress against peers.
+ Reports to share with leadership teams and
BENEFITS: + A clear picture of progress in addressing
modern slavery risks in your business and supply chains measured against a set of UN Guiding Principles-framed questions
+ Highlights to your customers the challenges and sticking points that you and peers are facing
clients demonstrating progress made and what needs to be done
+ Analytics to track progress over time and
benchmark performance against peers and competitors in your sector
+ Provides steps and progress made that you can report in modern slavery statements.
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PROGRESS REPORTING TOOL USER GUIDE FOR SUPPLIERS
PROGRESS REPORTING TOOL USER GUIDE FOR RETAILERS
OVERVIEW
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This free, online self-assessment tool will help your company to measure progress made and to highlight the next steps in addressing modern slavery risks within your business and supply chains. You can also benchmark your performance against peers and share your progress with retailer customers.
This free, online self-assessment tool helps your suppliers to measure progress made and to highlight the next steps in addressing modern slavery. By pooling information from across your supply base, it will highlight the common areas where your suppliers need more support, to help focus your efforts. The tool will also enable you to benchmark the performance of your suppliers against other retailers in the programme.
GETTING STARTED 1.
Before you start using the tool, decide who in your business will complete the questionnaire. One representative from your company, with oversight of your overall modern slavery programme, should be responsible for completing the tool, with insight and input from relevant team members when necessary. You can save your progress and return to complete the questionnaire at a different time.
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Visit stronger2gether.org and log in or register as you would normally do.
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Enter your profile details, submit and then request access. Once you have been approved you will receive an email letting you know you can now login and use the tool.
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You can nominate which retailers you wish to be able to view your progress by selecting the appropriate names in the bottom right scroll box.
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Encourage your suppliers to register and complete the Progress Reporting Tool. The more of your suppliers that
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The following section has been provided by Paul Coffey, Head of Communications and Engagement, at the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA).
awareness of workers’ rights, train businesses, and educate the public to help spot the signs of exploitation, thereby preventing it from happening.
The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) is the foremost investigative agency for tackling labour exploitation in the workplace.
The agency also has investigating officers who have powers of arrest and the capability to seize evidence and search premises. And these officers have helped the GLAA bring prosecutions and secure convictions against individuals responsible for exploiting workers.
It can investigate all aspects of labour exploitation: from failure to pay the workers the National Minimum Wage up to, and including, Modern Slavery offences such as forced labour. The GLAA is determined to protect workers who are preyed upon by unscrupulous bosses and in many cases, endure archaic and poor working conditions. Sadly, exploitation comes in many different forms and one of the areas the GLAA is working hard, is through its Prevention Strategy – this seeks to raise
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Just as importantly, the GLAA also runs a licensing scheme for the supply of temporary workers into the UK fresh produce sector – more than 1,000 licenses are managed across this regulated sector. These licenses are designed at ensuring labour providers comply with legislation that was brought in after 23 Chinese cockle pickers died on the sands of Morecambe Bay in 2004.
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If you are an employment agency, labour provider or gangmaster who provides workers to the sectors listed below, you will need a GLAA licence: n Agriculture n Horticulture n Shellfish gathering n Any associated processing and packaging Remember, it is a criminal offence to supply workers without a licence or use an unlicensed labour provider in these employment sectors. The benefits of licensing are that: Workers receive fair treatment, the pay, benefits and conditions they are entitled to.
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Labour providers are not undercut by those who pay less than the minimum wage or avoid tax. Industry standards are raised. Labour users can check their workers come from a legitimate provider and are informed if their labour provider’s licence is revoked. Consumers can be assured that their food has been picked and packed in an ethical environment. Illegal activities which lead to a loss of public revenue – income tax, VAT and NI – are reduced. The GLAA works closely with other enforcement bodies - HMRC National Minimum Wage/National Living Wage (NMW/ NLW) and Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate (EAS) – as well as the Police, National Crime Agency and Border Force.
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If you know of a business operating outside the law, exploiting workers, gaining an unfair or illegal advantage, or you have any information, then you can call 0845 602 5020 and speak to the GLAA intelligence team. Alternatively, call the GLAA’s free reporting line on 0800 432 0804. Any call to the GLAA can be dealt with in strict confidence if you prefer not to leave your name. It’s also possible to report issues by emailing intelligence@gla.gov.uk, completing our online form or by calling the Modern Slavery Helpline on 08000 121 700. Unlicensed labour supply is a serious offence and carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. That’s because for the victims, the effects of being subjected to severe abuse through forced labour, for example, can be devastating.
For more information on the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority visit www.gla.gov.uk.
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The ALP provides a range of tools to support GLAA compliance all of which are available from our website. Our dedicated workshop ‘Complying with the GLAA Licensing Standards’ covers each clause of the licensing standards as well as the context and risks in UK labour provision and a detailed explanation of all the requirements to hold a GLAA licence. Particularly recommended for Principal Authorities, and anyone with responsibility for recruiting and assigning workers in the food industry. Here are some of our key resources with the licensing standard they support.
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PART ONE 1. Introduction 1.1. The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) protects workers from exploitation in agriculture, shellfish gathering and food and drink processing and packaging. The GLAA operates a licensing scheme for those acting as a ‘gangmaster’. 1.2. Part One of this document provides background information on the GLAA licensing scheme. Part Two presents the GLAA’s ‘licensing standards’. The licensing standards are the conditions of a GLAA licence. The standards comprise the requirements set out in the Gangmasters (Licensing Conditions) Rules 2009 plus other relevant legal requirements. This version of the licensing standards replaces the version issued in May 2012.
n using labour to provide a service in the regulated sector, or n using labour to gather shellfish. 2.2 A licence can be granted to any kind of legal entity, including individuals (sole traders), limited companies, unincorporated associations or partnerships. 2.3 The GLAA takes a wide interpretation of the term ‘supply’. Employment Agencies and employment businesses that come within the scope of the licensing scheme, whether supplying temporary or permanent labour, will be tested against the licensing standards. Labour includes all workers, whether temporary or permanent. 2.4 If the work is undertaken in the UK, a licence is required regardless of where the business is located.
1.3. For more information, please see the GLAA website, www.gla.gov.uk, or contact the Authority by: Telephone: 0345 602 5020 Email: licensing@glaa.gsi.gov.uk
2. Who needs a licence? 2.1 Section 4 of the Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004 defines the term ‘gangmaster’. Detailed guidance on who needs a licence is available on the GLAA website or by contacting the GLAA helpline. Acting as a ‘gangmaster’ includes: n supplying labour to agriculture, horticulture, shellfish gathering and food processing and packaging
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2.5 Someone is considered to be ‘using’ labour if they employ the worker under a contract of employment or engage him or her under a contract for services. The GLAA also considers someone ‘using’ labour if they make arrangements with the worker that: n require the worker to follow his or her instructions, or n determine where, when or how the worker carries out the work. 2.6 The above applies whether the licence holder makes these arrangements directly with a worker or makes them indirectly through another person, for example a supervisor, intermediary or agent. 2.7 There are exemptions from the licensing scheme for some specific circumstances. Advice on these exclusions is available from the GLAA helpline or www.gla.gov.uk.
3. How the licensing standards will be applied 3.1 The licensing standards will be applied on the basis of the type of business, for example whether the business provides temporary or permanent workers. This means that not all the licensing standards will apply to all businesses. 3.2 Generally, if a worker is to be paid by the licence holder then they will be expected to meet most, if not all, of the standards. However, if you are not able to meet a standard because it is not appropriate for your business, you may still be granted a licence. 3.3 Further advice on how the licensing standards might apply to an individual business can be obtained from the GLAA.
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4. Assessing compliance and GLAA inspections 4.1 The GLAA adopts a proportionate approach when applying the licensing standards. The GLAA is concerned with identifying the more persistent and systematic exploitation of workers rather than concentrating on isolated noncompliances, unless such a noncompliance is ‘critical’ in its own right. 4.2 Workers employed by a labour provider should expect to receive the same fair treatment irrespective of which sector they work. If a business wishes to obtain or hold a GLAA licence the GLAA will consider its conduct beyond the licensed sectors as well as within them. This will be taken into account when making a decision as to whether the business is fit and proper and its compliance with all of the licensing standards. 4.3 Where non-compliance is found, where appropriate the GLAA will refer this non-compliance to our partners who may decide to take action separate to any action the GLAA may take. Our partners include but are not limited to: n the Pensions Regulator where there is a manipulation of auto-enrolment pensions n HMRC for breaches of Standard 2.1 concerning payment of tax n the National Minimum Wage team at HMRC for breaches of Standard 2.2, 3.3 and 7.1 concerning non-compliance against the NMW and / or the NLW or the relevant Agricultural Wages team
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4.4 The GLAA will work closely with other government departments and agencies and exchange information through legal gateways. This forms part of the licensing process and assessment of compliance with the standards. 4.5 Compliance with the licensing standards is assessed, where necessary, through inspections of applicants and licence holders. 4.6 During an inspection, the applicant or licence holder may be asked to give details of contracts with clients. The inspection may include visiting your clients to check the place of work. The GLAA may also interview workers. The inspection will proceed based on the workers’ responses and any other relevant factors. 4.7 The applicant or licence holder may be asked to provide documentary evidence (such as written terms and conditions with workers and clients, contracts, wage records etc) to demonstrate compliance
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with the licensing standards. Where an applicant is inspected and they are already operating in non-GLAA regulated sectors, the Authority may seek the applicant’s agreement to inspect those activities. 4.8 A new business will be expected to show that it has systems in place that demonstrate its ability to comply with the standards. 4.9 The information collected during an inspection will assist the GLAA in determining whether a licence should be granted or refused for an application or revoked for an existing licence holder. 4.10 The inspection will test the relevant licensing standards, which will result in an overall score. Each standard has an associated score. Standards designated as ‘critical’ are worth 30 points. All other standards are worth 8 points, except licensing standard 1.4 which can score up to 16 points and Licensing Standard 2.5 which can score 8 or 30 points depending on the breach. There are three possible outcomes:
No issues identified 4.11 For applicants, a licence will be granted. There would be no change for existing licence holders.
Inspection score is below 30 points 4.12 Additional Licence Conditions (ALC) will be attached to the licence. An ALC is a specific requirement which a licence holder must comply with. Usually, ALCs will be against individual non-critical standards where non-compliance has
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THE GLAA LICENSING STANDARDS OCTOBER 2018 - PART ONE 5. Applying for a licence 5.1 You can apply for your GLAA licence online at www.gla.gov.uk or by telephoning the GLAA helpline on 0345 602 5020. Please read the GLAA’s Application form guidance before applying for a licence (available on the GLAA website or by ringing the GLAA helpline). 5.2 The first stage of applying for a GLAA licence is to complete the application form. The ‘Principal Authority’, the person responsible for the day-to-day management of the business, is responsible for signing the declaration of the completed application form on behalf of the business. been identified. The licence will become conditional on those non-compliances being corrected. The GLAA will explain what measures need to be taken to rectify identified non-compliances.
Inspection score is 30 points or more 4.13 The application or licence will usually be refused or revoked. However, the GLAA may consider attaching ALCs where it is proportionate to do so after considering the extent and nature of the non-compliance. 4.14 If an application is refused, the applicant must not trade in the licensable sectors. Any revocation will be with or without immediate effect depending on which standards are failed. If a licence is revoked, the licence holder will be notified of whether trading may continue, usually until the outcome of any appeal is determined, or whether they should cease trading immediately.
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5.3 Any information submitted in an application will be processed in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. The GLAA is the data controller for the purposes of this Act. Information provided may be shared with other government departments and law enforcement agencies. 5.4 Once your application has been submitted, the GLAA will run checks with other UK enforcement agencies and if required, authorities in other countries. You may also be inspected or asked to provide additional information. The GLAA Licensing team will then decide whether a licence can be granted. 5.5 Once your application is approved, your licence will usually be granted for a 12 month period. The GLAA will contact you before the expiry date to remind you that your licence is due for renewal. You must renew your licence before your current one expires otherwise a new application must be made.
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5.6 The current fee levels are available on the GLAA website. Alternatively, please ring the GLAA helpline for the latest levels. Please be aware that fees are non-refundable. 5.7 Details of all licence holders and applicants are available on the GLAA Public Register, available online at www.gla.gov.uk. A list of revoked licences is also available on the GLAA website. 5.8 Please be aware that the GLAA will usually automatically refuse applications where it is proportionate to do so in the following circumstances: n if an applicant, proposed Principal Authority and / or any person named or specified in the application has been found not to be fit and proper. This applies for at least two years from the date of that decision. n where an applicant, proposed Principal Authority and / or any person named or specified in the application has been refused or revoked twice within a two year period. This applies for at least two years from the date of the second decision. 5.9 The GLAA will also consider automatically refusing an application in the following circumstances: n if an applicant, proposed Principal Authority and / or any person named or specified in the application is found to have been connected to someone who has been deemed not to be fit and proper. This applies for at least two years from the date of the fit and proper decision.
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n where an applicant, proposed Principal Authority and /or any person named or specified in the application is found to have been connected to someone who has been refused or revoked within a two year period. This applies for at least a two year period from the date of the second decision. 5.10 Further, paragraphs 5.8 and 5.9 will apply if standards 1.1 and 3.1 have been failed. These paragraphs will also apply if standards 3.2 and 3.3 have been failed where forced labour has been identified. 5.11 The above will apply unless exceptional circumstances can be demonstrated to justify why the application should be considered on its own merits.
6. Who should be named on a licence? 6.1 A licence authorises a business to act through named individuals or specified posts. The Public Register displays those named or specified on a licence.
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6.2 Anybody with a responsibility for negotiating contracts with clients for supplying workers or providing services needs to be named or specified on the licence. For licence holders with a turnover of less than ÂŁ5 million a year in the GLAA regulated sectors, actual names are required. For licence holders with a turnover of ÂŁ5 million or more, individuals can be specified by job titles. 6.3 For licences authorising the use of a worker to gather shellfish, supervisors or group leaders must be individually named on the licence (please see licensing standard 6.5 for further details).
7. Appealing against a GLAA decision 7.1 There is a right of appeal against any decision of the GLAA:
7.3 In Northern Ireland, the Secretariat may be contacted at: Office of the Industrial Tribunals and the Fair Employment Tribunal Gangmasters Licensing Appeals, Killymeal House, 2 Cromac Quay, Belfast, BT7 2JD Telephone: 02890 327 666 Fax: 028 9025 0100
8. Criminal offences 8.1 The Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004 includes a number of criminal offences. The GLAA enforces these criminal offences on behalf of the Home Office (in Great Britain) and the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (in Northern Ireland).
n to refuse an application for a licence n to attach conditions to a licence n to revoke a licence, or n to refuse the transfer of a licence 7.2 Any decision the GLAA makes will explain the process for making an appeal. Guidance on the appeals process is available from the Gangmasters Licensing Appeals Secretariat. The Secretariat can be contacted at:
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Alexander House, 14-22 The Parsonage, Manchester, M3 2JA DX address: DX 743570 Manchester 66 Telephone: 0161 833 6100 Fax: 0161 832 0249 Email: gangmastersappeals @justice.gov.uk
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Section 12(1) Offence: Acting as a gangmaster without a licence
Section 13(1) Offence: Using an unlicensed gangmaster
8.2 It is illegal to act as a gangmaster without a licence. The maximum penalty for operating without a licence is 10 years in prison and a fine.
8.5 It is illegal to use an unlicensed gangmaster. The maximum penalty for this offence is 6 months in prison and a fine.
Section 12(2) Offence: Possessing false documents
Section 18(1) Offence: Obstruction
8.3 A person commits an offence if, in an attempt to make another person believe they are licensed, they possess or control: n a relevant document that is false or they know or believe is false n a relevant document that was improperly obtained and or that they know or believe was improperly obtained, or n a relevant document that relates to someone else 8.4 ‘Relevant’ means any document the GLAA issues in connection to a licence and being licensed.
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8.6 It is an offence to obstruct a GLAA officer in the course of his or her duties. It is also an offence to fail to comply, without reasonable cause, with any requirement made by a GLAA officer.
9. Complaints 9.1 If you are dissatisfied with the service you receive from the GLAA, please write to:
Complaints Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority PO Box 10272, Nottingham, NG2 9PB Email: complaints@glaa.gsi.gov.uk
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or the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Northern Ireland) Order 1978. Particular consideration will be given to offences of dishonesty, fraud, violence, forced labour, human trafficking, carrying offensive weapons, fire arms offences, intimidation, blackmail or harassment
GLAA licensing standards This section sets out the detail of the GLAA licensing standards and explains what is expected to demonstrate compliance. The standards are the conditions of a licence. References to a ‘licence holder’ includes applicants for a GLAA licence.
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been influenced by a third party who the GLAA considers not fit and proper.
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The GLAA will consider the Principal Authority’s competence and capability to hold a GLAA licence in deciding whether the Principal Authority is ‘fit and proper’. In making this decision regard will be given to matters including, but not limited to, whether the Principal Authority has
A licence holder must correct any Additional Licence Conditions (ALCs) within the time period prescribed by the GLAA. Please note n This includes notifying the GLAA within 20 working days once the licence holder starts to supply workers in the licensable sectors following the issue of a licence
n The GLAA treats each case individually, taking account of the seriousness of, and circumstances surrounding the matter in question. The GLAA will consider the explanation offered by the person to whom it relates, the relevance of any conviction, rehabilitation and evidence that the matter will not reoccur. n Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
Where this standard is failed for licence holders where a new Principal Authority has been appointed, the licence may be revoked with immediate effect.
n This should be done in accordance with the GLAA’s instructions on clearing ALCs n Failure against this standard will lead to a licence being revoked without immediate effect
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A licence holder must notify the GLAA within 20 working days if: n the Principal Authority changes (16 points) n the licence holder, Principal Authority, directors, company secretary or partners are convicted of any criminal offence or receive an alternative civil sanction (16 points)
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2.1 Critical: PAYE, NI and VAT n A licence holder who employs workers under a contract of employment, contract of service, engages them under a contract for services or where the provisions of Chapter 7 of Part 2 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 apply must:
n Non-compliance with this standard will contribute a maximum of 16 points to a licensing standard compliance score. If more than one noncompliance is identified, the standard will only be failed once with only the highest score being accrued. The points will remain on the licence for a 12 month period and will count towards any subsequent inspection score within that period. n This standard will not be failed if the licence holder can provide a reasonable explanation for why they have not notified the GLAA within the timescale required. n A licence will expire if a licence holder’s registered company number or Unique Tax Reference change. A licence may also expire if the business is in liquidation.
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2.2 Critical: Paying Wages n A worker must be paid at least the National Minimum Wage (NMW), National Living Wage (NLW) or, if applicable, in accordance with the appropriate Agricultural Wages Order (AWO). n Sufficient records must be kept to prove payment of NMW, NLW or in accordance with the appropriate AWO. Please note
Failure against this standard will lead to the licence being revoked without immediate effect.
2.5 Critical: Holiday pay n A licence holder must maintain records to show that a worker receives paid annual leave to which they are legally entitled (8 points)
2.3 Benefits
A licence holder must: n pay a worker sick, maternity, paternity and adoption pay to which they are legally entitled
n A worker must be paid any holiday pay to which they are legally entitled during the course of their engagement (30 points)
n maintain records to show that a worker receives paid sick, maternity, paternity and adoption pay to which they are legally entitled
n Where a worker’s engagement is terminated during the course of a leave year a licence holder must give them payment in lieu of any accrued and unused holiday entitlement (30 points)
n must enrol appropriate workers into a workplace pension scheme and keep sufficient records to prove compliance.
n A licence holder must not illegally prevent a worker from taking annual leave (30 points)
2.4 Payslips
A licence holder must provide workers with itemised payslips at or before the time when wages or salary is paid.
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Non-compliance with this standard will contribute a maximum of 30 points to a licensing standard compliance score.
Failure against this standard will lead to the licence being revoked without immediate effect.
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The payslip should contain the gross and net amount of wages or salary and the amounts and purposes of any deductions.
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n Licensing standard 3: Forced labour
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subject, or threaten to subject, a worker to any detriment because the worker has terminated or given notice to terminate any contract between the worker and the licence holder or the worker has taken up or proposes to take up employment elsewhere
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require the worker to notify the licence holder, or any person connected to the licence holder, the identity of any future employer
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retain identity papers, except when it is necessary to check a worker’s entitlement to work in the UK, and then only until the check is complete, or
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force or coerce a worker to work against their will.
and mistreatment of workers
3.1 Critical: Physical and mental mistreatment n A licence holder must not: l
subject a worker to physical or mental mistreatment
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subject a worker to sexual violence
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make threats to worker or others
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abuse a worker because of any vulnerability and must pay due regard to the Equality Act (2010)
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deceive a worker about the nature of the work, pay or living conditions
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subject a worker to isolation, or
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subject a worker to abusive working, living conditions or excessive overtime.
n If a worker is loaned money by the licence holder, labour user or intermediary the worker:
Please note
Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
3.2 Critical: Restricting a worker’s movement, debt bondage and retaining ID documents n A licence holder must not: l
restrict a worker’s movement. There should be no debts between a licence holder and worker that prevent the worker freely seeking other employment. Workers must be free to work elsewhere without incurring, or fear of incurring, any other detriment
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cannot be required to repay a sum greater than the sum loaned, and
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must be provided in writing with full details of the repayment terms of any loan.
Please note
Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
3.3 Critical: Withholding wages
A licence holder must not withhold or threaten to withhold the whole or part of any payment due to a worker in respect of any work they have done on any of the following grounds:
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THE GLAA LICENSING STANDARDS OCTOBER 2018 - PART TWO n the licence holder has not received payment from the labour user, n the worker has failed to prove that they have worked during a particular period of time (but this does not prevent the licence holder from satisfying itself by other means that the worker worked for the particular period in question), n the worker has not worked during any period other than that to which the payment relates, or n any matter within the control of the licence holder. Please note
Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
n Licensing standard 4:
Accommodation
4.1 Critical: Quality of accommodation
A licence holder who provides, or effectively provides, accommodation must ensure the property is safe for the occupants. Please note n The accommodation must be maintained in a good state of repair, must contain adequate kitchen, bathroom and toilet facilities for the number of occupants and must not be overcrowded. Any category 1 hazards as assessed under the Housing Health and Safety Rating System must be properly resolved. n Furniture and furnishings supplied in the accommodation must comply with all relevant legislation. n Gas installations must be maintained at least annually by a suitably qualified person registered with the Gas Safe Register: www.gassaferegister.co.uk Copies of the annual gas safety check must be given to all occupants or prominently displayed in the property. If such a person has said that remedial actions are needed to make the installation safe, this remedial work must be undertaken as soon as possible by a suitably qualified person. n Electrical equipment, including the fixed wiring and any appliances, must be safe and properly maintained.
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n The GLAA will take a proportionate view in deciding on whether to fail this standard for minor infringements or easily fixable issues. n A licence holder will be considered as providing or effectively providing accommodation in all the following circumstances whether or not the accommodation is let by the licence holder or a third party: l
the accommodation is provided in connection with the worker’s contract of employment
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a worker’s continued employment is dependent upon occupying particular accommodation, or
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a worker’s occupation of accommodation is dependent upon remaining in a particular job.
n Where the provision of accommodation by a licence holder and a worker’s employment are not dependent upon each other, a licence holder may be considered to be providing accommodation in circumstances where: l
a licence holder is a worker’s landlord either because they own the property or because they are subletting the property
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a licence holder and the landlord are part of the same group of companies trading in association
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a licence holder’s and the landlord’s business have the same owner, or business partners, directors or shareholders in common, or
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a licence holder or an owner, business partner, shareholder or director of the licence holder’s business receive a monetary payment and / or some other benefit from the third party acting as landlord to the workers.
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a business and company which is a separate legal entity to the licence holder
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an individual including those who are family members of a director, business partner, shareholder, owner or Principal Authority of the licence holder, and
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a business or company with a director, shareholder, owner or business partner who is a family member of a director, shareholder, owner, Principal Authority or business partner of the licence holder.
This interpretation will apply whenever the licence holder is providing accommodation regardless of whether the worker can choose whether or not to occupy the accommodation. Even if the accommodation is optional, where the worker chooses to accept the offer, this interpretation will apply. n Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
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4.2 Licensing of accommodation
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n A licence holder who provides, or effectively provides, accommodation must ensure the property is properly licensed or registered: l
if it is a licensable House of Multiple Occupation
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if it is in an area subject to selective licensing, or
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if the accommodation is on a caravan site which requires licensing.
n A licence holder who has a House of Multiple Occupation licence, must comply with any conditions of that licence.
n Where a worker is:
n A licence holder who provides accommodation in Scotland must be registered with the local authority as a private landlord.
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suitable accommodation will be available for the worker before they start work
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the worker has been informed of details of the accommodation including any cost to them, and
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to be supplied to a labour user, except as the labour user’s employee, or is under 18 years old, and
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the licence holder, labour user or any intermediary has arranged free travel or paid the worker’s travel expenses to work.
the licence holder must, if the work does not start or when it finishes, either: l
arrange free travel for the worker’s return journey
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arrange for the labour user or any intermediary to provide free travel or pay the return fare.
n A licence holder must give notice to the worker setting out the details of the free or paid for travel, including any conditions which apply.
n A licence holder must not arrange work for a worker (except where the worker is employed by the labour user) if, in order to take up that work the worker must live away from their UK home, unless the licence holder has taken all reasonable steps to ensure that: l
suitable arrangements have been made for them to travel to such accommodation.
n A licence holder must not arrange work for a worker younger than 18 years old where they are required to live away from home unless the worker’s parent or guardian has consented. Please note
Where a labour user does not comply with the undertaking to arrange free return travel or pay the return fare, the licence holder must either arrange free travel for the return journey of the worker or alternatively pay their fare.
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A licence holder must not introduce or supply a worker: n to replace a worker taking part in an official strike or any other industrial action, or n to do work of someone who has been transferred by the labour user to perform the duties of the person on strike or taking industrial action. Please note
n Licensing standard 5:
Working conditions
This standard will not be failed if the licence holder does not know, or has no reasonable grounds for knowing, that official strike action is in progress. This standard also does not apply to unofficial strike action.
5.1 Rest periods, breaks and annual leave
5.5 Confidentiality
A worker must be able to take the rest periods and breaks to which they are legally entitled.
5.2 Working hours n A worker must not be forced to work more than 48 hours a week on average unless they agree to work beyond this limit. n Any agreement must be voluntary, in writing and signed by the worker. n A worker must be free to amend or cancel this agreement, subject to notice requirements.
5.3 Right to belong to a trade union
A worker must not be prevented from taking up trade union membership nor be penalised for doing so.
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A licence holder must meet its responsibilities in terms of compliance with Data Protection legislation and ensure that personal data and information about workers is held securely and is not disclosed without consent or other legal authority.
5.6 Disciplinary and grievance procedures
A licence holder must deal properly with disciplinary matters and grievances.
5.7 Discrimination
A licence holder must not unlawfully discriminate against a worker or work seeker on the grounds of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation.
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n Licensing standard 6:
n No charge may be made for providing health and safety training. Any time spent training should be treated as an extension of time at work.
Health and safety
6.1 Assigning responsibility and assessing risk
A licence holder must co-operate with the labour user to ensure that: n responsibility for managing the day to day health and safety of the workers has been agreed and assigned n a suitable and sufficient health and safety risk assessment has been completed (and recorded where required) before work commences, and n any risks identified are properly controlled.
6.2 Instruction and training n A licence holder must co-operate with the labour user to ensure responsibility for: l
any health and safety training, including induction training, deemed necessary to carry out the work safely has been agreed and assigned
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making sure that the workers
6.3 Safety at work
A licence holder must co-operate with the labour user to make sure that: n adequate and appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is provided. Employees and workers who would be legally regarded as employees for health and safety purposes must be provided with PPE without charge n adequate arrangements have been made to provide welfare facilities (sanitary conveniences, washing facilities, drinking water, facilities for changing clothes and for rest and consuming food and drink) where it is reasonably practicable to do so or if it is legally required, and
provided have received any necessary health and safety training, including induction training, appropriate to the site(s) at which they are working and the work they have been employed to do, and l
making sure all information and training is comprehensible.
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THE GLAA LICENSING STANDARDS OCTOBER 2018 - PART TWO n adequate arrangements have been made for first aid and the recording and reporting of reportable incidents at work. Please note n A licence holder must not ask for payment for PPE from employees and workers who would be legally regarded as employees for health and safety purposes. This includes seeking refundable or non-refundable deposits. n If a worker fails to return the PPE, as long as the requirement to do so has been made clear in writing, the licence holder may deduct the cost of the replacement from any wages owed. n Accidents must be properly investigated so that lessons can be learned and changes can be made to ways of working, equipment or supervision if necessary.
6.4 Critical: Transport n A vehicle used by the licence holder to transport workers must: l
have a valid vehicle licence (tax disc)
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have an applicable MOT certificate if required
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have appropriate insurance, including cover for all circumstances of hire or reward regardless of the size of the vehicle
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be in a roadworthy condition and have no obvious or identifiable defects, and carry workers in a safe manner.
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n A licence holder who operates vehicles with 9 or more passenger seats used for hire or reward must: l
have a Public Service Vehicles (PSV) Operator’s licence, and
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have documentary evidence that the vehicles are registered and maintained as PSVs and have a Certificate of Initial Fitness.
n A driver used by the licence holder to transport workers must: l
hold a valid driving licence
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have Passenger Carrying Vehicle (PCV) entitlement and driver Certificate of Professional Competence if driving a vehicle with nine or more passenger seats used for hire or reward
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comply with rules covering drivers’ hours and tachographs, and
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carry workers in a safe manner.
Please note n In assessing whether a vehicle has ‘obvious or identifiable’ defects, the GLAA will apply a common sense test of whether the vehicle is clearly unsafe, for example, without seatbelts or with unsafe seats and doors. n The GLAA will take a proportionate view in deciding on whether to fail this standard for minor infringements or easily fixable issues. n Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
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6.5 Critical: Using workers to gather shellfish – Planning and supervision
A licence holder must ensure each group of workers has a recognised and competent supervisor / group leader named on the licence. The supervisor / group leaders must: n have knowledge of local tide tables (and have an accurate watch) and forecast weather and local conditions (including quicksand, shifting gullies, rivers in flood, the nature and speed of the tide) n be able to communicate directly with workers under their control n have a suitable communications device (either a VHF marine band radio or a mobile telephone where reception is adequate). Batteries should be sufficiently charged and the devices should be kept dry
n be able to demonstrate they can adequately supervise all workers. The size of the group will depend on the experience of the licence holder and / or supervisor as well as the prevailing weather and local conditions
n have a location device, preferably a Global Positioning Unit (GPS) and / or compass
n allow sufficient time to get workers ashore safely n have high visibility clothing which is both warm and weatherproof available for the workers, and
n have emergency telephone numbers for the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and other Emergency Services as well as appropriately maintained and correctly used emergency equipment (including flares and whistles in case of fog or mist)
n notify the Maritime and Coastguard Agency Rescue and Coordination Centre of times going out and coming back, where the work is planned to take place, the size of the group, the licence holder’s URN and contact details.
n recognise that working at night creates additional risks and requires appropriate and special precautions n accompany the workforce as appropriate when working below the high tide mark
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Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
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6.6 Critical: Using workers to gather shellfish – getting to the work area
Please note
A licence holder must ensure: n any vehicle used to access the fishery is suitable for the work area and has sufficient fuel for emergencies. If access is via public roads, all vehicles must be roadworthy and properly insured, and n where a trailer pulled by any vehicle is used to carry passengers, they must be suitable, including being fitted with a headboard, tailboard and suitable side protection to prevent passengers falling off and provided with adequate means of communication between the driver and trailer. Passengers should not be carried in tractor cabs (unless the manufacturer has provided a second seat), on tractor steps or on the drawbar.
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Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
6.7 Critical: Using workers to gather shellfish – Life jackets and life rafts n A licence holder must provide lifejackets and life rafts where required. Lifejackets and life rafts must be routinely checked and maintained in accordance with the supplier’s instructions. n A worker using a lifejacket and / or life raft must be properly trained and be able to operate them in an emergency. Please note
Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked without immediate effect.
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6.8 Critical: Using workers to gather shellfish – Use of boats
Any boat used by a licence holder for accessing fisheries and transporting workers must be a Maritime and Coastguard Agency certificated workboat.
6.9 Critical: Using workers to gather shellfish – Shellfish gathering permits and licences
Please note
Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
Where a permit or licence for shellfish gathering is required, a licence holder must ensure that the workers possess and comply with that permit or licence. Please note
Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect.
n Licensing standard 7: Recruiting workers and contractual arrangements 7.1 Critical: Fees and providing additional services n A licence holder must not charge a fee to a worker for any work finding services. n A licence holder must not make providing work finding services conditional on the worker: l
using other services or hiring or purchasing goods provided by the licence holder or any person connected to them, or
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giving or not withdrawing consent to disclosing information about that worker other than what is required for the work finding services.
n A worker must be able to cancel or withdraw from any services provided at any time without incurring any detriment or penalty, subject to the worker giving 5 working days’ notice or, for services relating to providing accommodation, 10 working days.
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THE GLAA LICENSING STANDARDS OCTOBER 2018 - PART TWO n A licence holder may not make the continued provision of any services by them to a worker conditional on the worker agreeing to any variation. Please note n ‘Work finding services’ means services (whether by providing information or otherwise) provided by a licence holder:
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Notifying details of fees and services n A worker must be informed in writing of any fees relating to services which they have taken up. This should include: l
the amount or method of calculation of the fee
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a description of the services or goods to which the fee relates as well as explaining the worker’s right to cancel or withdraw from the service and the length or notice period required, and the circumstances, if any, in which refunds or rebates are payable to the worker, the scale of such refunds or rebates, and if no refunds or rebates are payable, a statement to that effect.
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to a person for the purpose of finding that person employment or seeking to find that person employment
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to an employee of the licence holder for the purpose of finding or seeking to find another person, with a view to the employee acting for and under the control of that other person, or
to a person (“A”) for the purpose of finding or seeking to find another person (“B”), with a view to A becoming employed by the licence holder and acting for and under the control of B.
n Failure against this standard will lead to a licence being revoked without immediate effect.
l the identity of the person to whom the fee is or will be payable l
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7.2 Right to work
A worker must have entitlement to undertake the work in question in the UK. Please note
A worker’s visa restrictions must be complied with. In the event that it is discovered that a worker is not legally entitled to work in the UK, this standard will not be failed if the licence holder has established and retained a statutory defence.
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7.3 Workers: Contractual arrangements and records
This does not apply if the worker has been given a written statement of employment particulars in accordance with Part I of the Employment Rights Act 1996.
Agreeing terms with workers n Before supplying a worker to a labour user, a licence holder must agree the terms which will apply between the licence holder and the worker. The terms must include: l
the type of work the licence holder will find or seek to find for the worker
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whether the worker is or will be supplied by the licence holder under a contract of service (i.e. a contract of employment) or a contract for services, and in either case, the terms and conditions which will apply
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an undertaking to pay the worker for any work carried out regardless of whether the licence holder has been paid by the labour user
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the length of notice the worker is required to give and entitled to receive to terminate any particular assignment
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the pay rate or the minimum rate to be expected
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details of the intervals at which remuneration will be paid, and
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details of any entitlement to annual holidays and to payment in respect of such holidays.
n A licence holder must record all the terms, where possible in one document, and give the worker the written terms before the licence holder provides any services to the worker.
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n Terms may be varied only by written agreement from the worker. A copy of this agreement must be provided to the worker as soon as possible and no later than the end of the fifth working day following the date the variation was agreed.
Worker records
A licence holder must record as soon as reasonably practicable: n the worker’s name, address and, if under 22, date of birth n any terms which apply or will apply between the licence holder and the worker, and any document recording any variation n any relevant details of the worker’s training, experience or qualifications and any authorisation to undertake particular work (and copies of any relevant documentary evidence obtained by the licence holder) n the names of labour users or subcontractors / other labour providers to whom the worker is supplied n details of any resulting engagement and the date from which it takes effect, and n where payments are made by a worker, other than those legally required, there is evidence of the worker’s written consent.
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THE GLAA LICENSING STANDARDS OCTOBER 2018 - PART TWO Please note n A licence holder must record all terms in writing, where practicable in one document, and give the worker the written terms before they provide services to the worker. n Records must be kept for at least one year. Records may be kept either in written or electronic form. n A licence holder may keep records either at the premises where they trade, or elsewhere, provided they are readily accessible and capable of being delivered to the licence holder’s premises in the UK or to the Authority within two working days.
7.4 Labour user records
A licence holder must record, as soon as reasonably practicable, the following details relating to each labour user: n details of the position(s) the labour user seeks to fill n the duration or likely duration of the work n any training, experience or qualifications and any authorisation to undertake particular work n details of enquiries about the labour user and the position they want to fill, including copies of all relevant documents and dates of their receipt, and n dates of requests by the licence holder for fees or other payment from the labour user and of receipt of such fees or other payments, and copies of statements or invoices.
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Please note n Records must be kept for at least one year. n A licence holder may either keep records at the premises where they trade, or elsewhere, provided the records are readily accessible and capable of being delivered to the licence holder’s premises in the UK or to the GLAA within two working days. n Records may be kept in either written or electronic form.
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7.5 Restriction on charges to labour users
A licence holder must not seek a transfer fee from a labour user, or seek to enforce any other contractual terms, for a worker to be employed by the labour user or for another licence holder to supply that worker to the labour user if: n the contract between the licence holder and labour user does not include an option for the licence holder to choose for an extended period of supply, as specified in the contract, at the end of which the worker will transfer without charge n the worker is employed by the labour user or supplied by another licence holder after eight weeks from when the worker last worked for the licence holder or 14 weeks from the first day on which the worker started work for the labour user, whichever date is later. Please note
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Where a labour user opts for an extended period of supply, the licence holder must supply the worker for the entirety of that period on terms no less favourable to the labour user than those that applied between the licence holder and the labour user before the licence holder received notice that the labour user wished to opt for the extended period of supply. If there has been a period of more than 42 days where a licence holder has not supplied the worker to the labour user, then this will break continuity for calculating the start of the 14 week period.
n Licensing standard 8: Sub-contracting
and using other labour providers
8.1 Critical: Sub-contracting and using other labour providers
A licence holder must only use a sub-contractor and / or other labour provider who holds a current GLAA licence. Please note n It is a criminal offence to use an unlicensed gangmaster under section 13 of the Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004. n Failure against this standard may lead to a licence being revoked with immediate effect. n The standard will not be failed if the licence holder has complied with the Reasonable Steps guidance or the GLAA’s Active Check process for verifying that the sub-contractor or other labour provider is licensed, and has retained documentary evidence of such compliance to establish a statutory defence.
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No 2 Wyevale Business Park, Kings Acre, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR4 7BS t: 07484 207424 e: info@agri-hr.com www.agri-hr.com
Advance Management (UK) Ltd
Agristan Services Ltd
217 Bolton Road, Salford, Lancashire, M6 7HP t: 0161 743 3101 e: aadam@advancemanagementuk.com www.advancemanagementuk.com
Rosetti Cottage, High Street, Rattray, Blairgowrie, Perth & Kinross, PH10 7BT t: 07415 895569 e: agristanservicesltd@gmail.com www.agristanservicesltd.co.uk
AG Recruitment and Management Ltd
Agrix Ltd
Jull Cottage, Rhode Common, Selling, Faversham, Kent, ME13 9PU t: 01227 806789 e: estera@agrecruitment.eu www.agrecruitment.eu
Crindledykke, High Street, Rattray, Blairgowrie, Perth & Kinross, PH10 7BT t: 01250 798392 / 07858 441800 e: info@agrixltd.co.uk www.agrixltd.co.uk
Agrico Workforce Ltd
AKL Ltd
84 Luton Road, Chatham, Kent, ME4 5AB t: 01634 812492 e: info@agricoworkforce.co.uk www.agricoworkforce.co.uk
13 Ellis Street, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, AB42 1JR t: 01779 491218 e: aklltd@hotmail.com https://aklltd.co.uk
Mike Panchmatia
Affzel Adam
Estera Amesz
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Sorin Stan
Edgars Robertson
Niki Sondergaard
Alliance Recruitment Solutions Ltd Nicola Alpin Benefits of ALP Membership #23
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155-156 High Street, Southampton, Hampshire, PO16 9QD t: 07946 193723 e: nicky@alliancesolution.co.uk alliancesolution.co.uk
AM2PM Recruitment Solutions (Birmingham) Ltd Jo Wilson
Spencer House, 62a The Parade, Gracechurch, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, B72 1PD t: 0121 382 7766 e: jo@am2pm.uk.com www.am2pm.uk.com
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Ambitions Personnel Ltd t/a Ambitions Personnel Gareth Chapman
Firth Court, Firth Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN5 7WD t: 01522 546643 e: gareth.chapman@ambitionspersonnel.com www.ambitionspersonnel.com
Annistaff Ltd Simon Nash
22a The Forum, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN6 8HW t: 07779 635866 e: simon@annistaff.co.uk www.annistaff.co.uk
Anytime Resources Ltd Muhammad Malik
Heathrow Cube, 9 Arkwright Road, Colnbrook, Slough, Berkshire, SL3 0HJ t: 01753 681391 e: mn.malik@arl-uk.com www.arl-uk.com
Aqumen Business Solutions Ltd t/a Aqumen Recruitment Andy Taylor
Bank House, 12 Bank Street, Castleford, West Yorkshire, WF10 1HZ t: 01977 515626 e: andy.taylor@aqumenrecruitment.co.uk http://aqumenrecruitment.co.uk
Arc Hospitality Recruitment Solutions Ltd t/a Arc Recruitment Michael Gavin
Liverpool Science Park iC1, 131 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 5TF t: 07715 415785 e: michaelgavin@archospitality.co.uk www.archospitality.co.uk
www.labourproviders.org.uk
Ark Recruitment Solutions Limited Andrew Keen
Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, TA8 2HN t: 01278 780284 e: a.keen@arkrecruitmentsolutions.com www.arkrecruitmentsolutions.com
Assist Resourcing UK Ltd Rosie Dhillon
Hawthorn House, Woodlands Park, Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside, WA12 0HF t: 07903 056856 e: rosiedhillon@assist.co.uk www.assist.co.uk
Aven Ltd
Giedrius Venckunas 30 St. James Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 5DA t: 07887 883087 e: gv@avenltd.uk www.avenltd.uk
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Baileys Permanent Agency Ltd t/a Baileys Job Agency Maureen Bailey
22 Robertson Street, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1HL t: 01424 430033 e: admin@baileysjobagency.co.uk
Bailie and Bailie Ltd Ian Bailie
6 Oakwood Avenue, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN6 0NJ t: 07735 584430 e: ian.bailie4@googlemail.com
Barway Services Ltd Will Goosen
Barway Road, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 5TZ t: 07971 155279 e: will.goosen@gs-fresh.com www.gs-fresh.com
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Bawnless Recruitment Ltd
Brigadiri OOD
Unit 10, Monaghan Court Business Park, Monaghan Street, Newry, County Down, BT35 6BH t: 02830 250991 e: sandra@bawnlessrecruitment.com www.bawnlessrecruitment.com
Residential Area: "Levski" V, Block: 25, Vhod: V, Etazh: Apartment 46, Sofia, Bulgaria, 1836 t: 07859 859859 e: office@brigadiri.com www.brigadiri.bg
Sandra Rooney
Be Personnel Ltd Claire Cookson
13 Henderson Road, Inverness, Inverness-shire, IV1 1SN t: 01349 883303 e: clairec@bepersonneltd.com www.bepersonnelltd.com
Bluestone Personnel Ltd t/a Protential Resources Martin Frayne
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New Town Centre, Killegland Street, Ashbourne, Dublin, Co Meath, Ireland, A84 HH77 t: 0035318350044/00353862542530 e: martin@protentialresources.com www.protentialresources.com
Blue Arrow Ltd t/a Blue Arrow Andy Hart
800 The Boulevard, Capability Green, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 3BA t: 01582 692695 e: andy.hart@bluearrow.co.uk www.bluearrow.co.uk
Borders Area Services Ltd Michael Bayne
Leader House, Mill Road, Earlston, Scottish Borders, TD4 6DG t: 01896 758091 e: michael@ringleader.co.uk www.ringleader.co.uk
Stanimir Georgiev
Brightwork Ltd Shan Saba
1st Floor, 193-199 Bath Street, Glasgow, Scottish Borders, G2 4HU t: 0141 272 8117 e: shan.saba@brightwork.co.uk www.brightwork.co.uk
Byrom Food Solutions Ltd James Byrom
15-17 Station Lane, Featherstone, Pontefract, West Yorkshire, WF7 5BE t: 01977 600930 e: james@byromsolutions.com www.byromsolutions.com
C & H Agency t/a Staff UK Bolton Christine Green
Mawdsley Terrace, 17 Mawdsley Street, Bolton, Lancashire, BL1 1JZ t: 01204 399700 e: christine.green@staffukbolton.co.uk www.staffukbolton.com
C F Recruitment Ltd t/a Cityfield Marcel Houweling
The Old Airfield, City Fields Way, Tangmere, West Sussex, PO20 2FT t: 01243 755840 e: marcelhouweling@tangmere.co.uk www.cityfield.co.uk
Braymale Ltd t/a NWES Recruitment
C R Services North West Limited t/a Central Recruitment
Longton Business Park, Station Road, Much Hoole, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 5LE t: 01772 611100 e: joanne@nwes.info www.nwesrecruitment.co.uk
Suite 15, Blackburn Enterprise Centre, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB1 3HQ t: 01254 460800 e: natalie@centralrecruit.co.uk www.centralrecruit.co.uk
Joanne Ellis
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Cando Personnel Ltd Partha Panda
26 Harmer Street, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 2AX t: 01474 491709 e: partha@candopersonnel.co.uk www.candopersonnel.co.uk
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Candour Talent Ltd Matthew Burkitt
Access 465, Rassau Industrial Estate, Ebbw Vale, Blaenau Gwent, NP23 5SD t: 01495 421926 e: matthew.burkitt@candourtalent.co.uk www.candourtalent.co.uk
Careermakers Recruitment (UK) Ltd t/a Careermakers Recruitment Omair Akram
The Flint Glassworks, 64 Jersey Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M4 6JW t: 0161 764 2169 Option 4 e: omair@career-makers.co.uk www.career-makers.co.uk
Carleton Recruitment Limited Leanne Salt
44-48 Carleton Street, Portadown, County Armagh, BT62 3EP t: 02838 398550 e: leanne@carletonrecruitment.co.uk
CC Business Services Ltd t/a City Centre Recruitment Simon Thomas
114 Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH1 1LU t: 01202 586930 e: simon.thomas@citycentrerecruitment.co.uk www.citycentrerecruitment.co.uk
www.labourproviders.org.uk
CDS Labour (Agriculture) Ltd t/a CDS Labour Carl Steele
The Office, Chapel Farm, Hop Pole, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3DS t: 01775 302010 e: carl@cdslabour.co.uk www.cdslabour.co.uk
Central Recruitment Solutions Ltd Jamie Seymour
Access 465 Rassau Industrial Estate, Ebbw Vale, Blaenau Gwent, NP23 5SD t: 01495 528500 e: jseymour@centralrs.co.uk www.centralfmgroup.co.uk/services/recruitmentsolutions
Central Trade Sales Ltd t/a Central Labour Solutions Mike Pearson
Westminster Buildings, 1-3 Mill Street, Crewe, Cheshire, CW2 7AE t: 01270 505606 e: mike@centrallaboursolutions.co.uk
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Champion Employment Ltd t/a Champion Recruitment Graeme Passau
55 Cornmarket, Cornmarket Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 3HB t: 01865 264050 e: graemep@champion.co.uk www.champion.co.uk
City Resource Ltd
Jeannette Elrick PGDipHRM 54b Broadway, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE1 1SB t: 01733 344382 e: hr@cityresourceltd.co.uk www.cityresourceltd.co.uk
CK Agri Services Ltd Callum Halpin
10 Borle Brook Court, Highley, Shropshire, WV16 6LY t: 07814 172334 e: ckagriservices@outlook.com
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Class1Personnel Elaine Hannon
Ashley House, 84-94 High Street, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 1NH t: 0208 569 5055 e: elaine@class1personnel.com www.class1personnel.com
CM Agriculture Ltd
5 London Road, Rainham, Gillingham, Kent, ME8 7RG t: 01634 400690 e: paul@connectpersonnel.co.uk www.connectpersonnel.co.uk
Contract Packers Ltd
Unit 1, Bunn's Bank, Attleborough, Norfolk, NR17 1QD t: 07818 509257 e: tompearson@cmagriculture.com www.cmagriculture.com
Dan Stoica
Kedges View, Laugherne Park, Martley, Worcestershire, WR6 6RQ t: 01886 888422 e: contractpackers@hotmail.co.uk
Cobrey Farms
Contract Personnel Ltd
Coleraine Buildings, Coughton, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 5SG t: 01989 562770 e: catherine@cobrey.co.uk www.cobrey.co.uk
1 & 2 Saints Court, All Saints Green, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 3LP t: 01603 764044 e: sarah@contract-personnel.ltd.uk www.contract-personnel.com
Cogent Staffing Ltd
Contracts Support Services Ltd t/a CSS Recruitment and Training
Sam Gaukroger
Shaw Lodge House, Office G6, Shaw Lane, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX3 9ET t: 01422 413813 e: sam.gaukroger@cogentstaffing.co.uk www.cogentstaffing.co.uk
Concept Recruitment Group Ltd Joanne Shires
4215 Park Approach, Thorpe Park, Leeds, North Yorkshire, LS15 8GB t: 0843 290 3323 e: joshires@conceptrecruitment.com www.conceptrecruitment.com
Concordia (UK) Ltd Sam Zubaidi
19 North Street, Portslade, Brighton, East Sussex, BN41 1DH t: 01273 021610 e: sam.zubaidi@concordia.org.uk www.concordia.org.uk
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Thomas Pearson
Catherine Chinn
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Connect Personnel Ltd t/a Connect Personnel
Sarah Hooper
Stephen Gleeson
CSS House, 10-12 Manor Street, Braintree, Essex, CM7 3HP t: 01376 330700 e: stephen.gleeson@csspeople.co.uk www.csspeople.co.uk
Cordant Recruitment Limited t/a Core Staff Services, PMP Recruitment and Cordant People Marion Bird
Office 18, Welland Work Space, 10 Pinchbeck Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 1QD t: 01775 710226 e: css@corestaffservices.co.uk www.corestaff.com
Core Labour Supply Ltd Lee Rand
100 Wide Bargate, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6SE t: 01205 726156 e: lee@corelaboursupply.com
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Cornish Labour Services Ltd Thomas Simmons
Higher Trevaskis Farm, Connor Downs, Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 5JQ t: 01736 850960 e: tom@pesimmons.com www.rivieraproduce.eu
Databail Limited t/a CSA Service Group/CSA Recruitment Robert Rees Llanelli Gate Business Park, Dafen, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, SA14 8LQ t: 01554 746746 e: robert@csarecruitment.co.uk www.csarecruitment.co.uk
Crewit Resourcing Ltd Harry Loft
Devonshire House, 164 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7RW t: 0203 368 8531 e: harry@crewitresourcing.co.uk www.crewitresourcing.com
Cubed Resourcing Ltd
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Vicki Street
Salts Mill, Victoria Road, Saltaire, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD18 3LF t: 01274 599354 e: vicki@cubedresourcing.co.uk www.cubedresourcing.co.uk
D & K Recruitment Dale Forshaw
18 Manor Drive, Burscough, Lancashire, L40 7TJ t: 07949 215934 e: dandkrecruitment@gmail.com
Daily Job Ltd
Modestas Remeza 5 Gadle Braes, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, AB42 1PJ t: 07520 279140 e: info@dailyjob.uk www.dailyjob.uk
Daranden Ltd
Darren McCarthy 8 Blackfriars Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 1AT t: 07876 776604 e: darren@daranden.co.uk www.daranden.co.uk
www.labourproviders.org.uk
DDL Recruitment Ltd Lakhbir Singh
68 Churchbridge, Oldbury, West Midlands, B69 2AS t: 0121 552 8767 e: ddl.hayer@yahoo.com
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Deepmist Ltd Alan Precious
67 Marshfield Road, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 5JQ t: 07921 120067 e: alan_precious@yahoo.co.uk
Dial-a-Worker Ltd Gavin Nutkins
Sandpit Lodge, Reepham Road, Briston, Melton Constable, Norfolk, NR24 2LJ t: 01263 861962 e: dawgavin@outlook.com www.dialaworker.co.uk
Direct Response Employment Services Diane Mills
50 Fore Street, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8ES t: 01225 776500 e: dmills@direct-response.co.uk www.direct-response.co.uk
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Direct Staff (UK) Limited
E3 Recruitment Ltd
1st Floor, 214 High Street, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 1HB t: 020 8037 0050 e: mac@directstaffuk.com www.directstaffuk.com
Heritage Exchange, 70 Plover Road, Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3HR t: 01484 645269 e: tracie.norton@e3recruitment.com www.e3recruitment.com
DJP Poultry Handling Services Ltd
East Recruitment Admin Ltd
Brandlea, Old Newton, Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9PG t: 01588 238578 e: djp.poultry@gmail.com
Gatsford House, Gatsford, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 7QL t: 01989 763284 e: office@eastrecruitment.co.uk www.eastrecruitment.co.uk
Mac Hear
Lee Jackson
DJT Poultry Services Limited Daniel J Taylor
33 Hartington Street, Langwith, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG20 9DT t: 07462 176512 e: djtpoultryservices@outlook.com
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DM Recruitment Limited Rachel Davy
Office 8, Brooklands House, Yeomanry Road, Battlefield Enterprise Park, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 3EH t: 01743 296320 e: info@dm-recruitment.com www.dm-recruitment.com
Donna Stafford Consulting Ltd t/a Select Appointments Donna Stafford
Tracie Norton
Imelda Keturkaite
Easy Hands International Ltd t/a Easy Hands Adrian Asanache
Central House, Ballards Lane, Finchley, London, N3 1LQ t: 0203 393 9807 / 0800 023 5032 e: adrian@easyhands.co.uk www.easyhands.co.uk
Easyrecruituk.com Ltd Kenny MacNeil
Tower Buildings, 48 West George Street, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, G2 1BP t: 0330 004 0506 e: kenny.macneil@easyrecruituk.com www.easyrecruituk.com
Trinity Court, Ground Floor, South Wing, Trinity Street, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE1 1DA t: 01733 555372 e: d.stafford@select.co.uk www.select.co.uk
EC Personnel Ltd
E.D.S. Recruitment Ltd (Not GLAA Registered)
Eden Scott Ltd
Teresa Mears
Unit1 & 2 Heron Court, Harrier Way, Eagle Business Park, Yaxley, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE7 3AT t: 07498 920877 e: teresa@edsrecruitment.co.uk
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Garry Head
12a Lancaster Way, East Winch, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE32 1NY t: 01553 842441 e: ecpersonnelltd@gmail.com
Alasdair Murray
26 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH2 1AF t: 07949 304727 e: alasdair.murray@edenscott.com www.edenscott.com
t:01276 01276 509306 509306
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Elite Labour Solutions Limited
Epos Direct Ltd
3 Bar View Lane, Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 4AJ t: 07805 390617 e: scott.harvey821@gmail.com
275 Abbeydale Road, Wembley, Middlesex, HA0 1TW t: 0208 961 3331 e: info@eposdirectuk.com www.eposdirectuk.com
Scott Harvey
ELL Recruitment Ltd
Francis Appiah-Boakye
Margarita Naab
Essential Staffing Ltd
2 Kirk Street, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, AB42 1RX t: 07789 686545 e: ellrecruitment@yahoo.com www.ellrecruitment.co.uk
18 Borthertoft Road, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 8HD t: 01205 365555 e: laura@essentialstaffing.co.uk
Employeehire Ltd Laszlo Daragics
27 Rorkes Drift, Camberley, Surrey, GU16 6EH t: 01276 986120 e: office@employeehire.co.uk
Employment Of London Ltd Dalvi Panesar
Vista Centre, 50 Salisbury Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW4 6JQ t: 0203 773 5266 e: dalvipanesar@eoll.co.uk www.eoll.co.uk
Encore Personnel Services Ltd Phil Tilt
Encore House, 32 Millstone Lane, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 5JN t: 0116 262 0651 e: ptilt@encorepersonnel.co.uk www.encorepersonnel.co.uk
Enigma Employment Ltd Alison Gamble
Ground Floor, 48 Queens Road, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 3EH t: 02475 092792 e: alison@enigmaemployment.co.uk www.enigmaemployment.co.uk
www.labourproviders.org.uk
Laura Rimane
EST-VEST Services SRL t/a ALEXANDRU BARBACARU Alexandru Barbacaru
Muntenia Business Center, 4th District, Splaiul Unirii 16, Floor 5, Office 504, Bucharest, Romania, 040035 t: 00407 4436 7473 e: alexandru_barbacaru@yahoo.com www.estvestservices.com
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Ethero Ltd Ethero Staffing, t/a Ethero Managed Services Gareth Hughes
23 Walker Street, Wellington, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 1BD t: 01952 260627 e: ghughes@ethero.co.uk www.ethero.co.uk
Euro Connect Center Ltd Urszula Ananiรณw
29 Vicarage Road, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD18 0DE t: 07930 080112 e: info@ecclimited.co.uk www.ecclimited.co.uk
Europeople Ltd John Davison
Westbrook Farm, Lullington, Swadlincote, Derby, Derbyshire, DE12 8EE t: 01827 373090 e: info@europeople.co.uk www.europeople.co.uk
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Everest People Solutions Ltd t/a Everest People Solutions
First People Recruitment Ltd t/a FPR Group
Kings House, King Street, Thetford, Norfolk, IP24 2AP t: 01603 624740 e: claire@everestps.co.uk www.everestps.co.uk
22 Queens Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 3XA t: 0845 218 6930 e: mark@fprgroup.com www.fprgroup.com
Claire Johnson
Extra Personnel Ltd
Flexistaff Solutions Limited
Hatherton Road, Walsall, West Midlands, WS1 1XZ t: 07753 572310 e: neil.cooksey@extrapersonnel.co.uk www.extrapersonnel.co.uk
57 High Street South, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, LU6 3SF t: 01582 696959 e: paula@flexistaffuk.com www.flexistaffuk.com
Neil Cooksey
Extraman Ltd
Adrian Gregory
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2 Hogarth Place, Earls Court, London, SW5 0QT t: 0207 373 3045 e: apg@extramanrecruitment.co.uk www.extramanrecruitment.co.uk
Extrastaff Ltd Steve Hill
Unit 1, Sandridge Park, Porters Wood, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 6PH t: 01727 810000 e: headoffice@extrastaff.com www.extrastaff.com
Farm Solutions Ltd Joe Rowe
Renelec House, 46 New Street, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 1DT t: 01380 720567 e: joe@solutionsgroup.ie www.farm-solutions.co.uk
First Call Contract Services Ltd David Segust
1st & 2nd Floor, 136 South Street, Romford, Essex, RM1 1TE t: 01708 629639 e: david.segust@firstcallcontractservices.co.uk www.firstcallcontractservices.co.uk
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Paula Gaffey
Focused Recruitment Limited Jamie Dickinson
Business & Technology Centre, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach, Hengoed, Mid Glamorgan, CF82 7FN t: 01443 832400 e: office@focusedrecruitment.co.uk www.focusedrecruitment.co.uk
Fox Resourcing & Recruitment Ltd t/a Fox Resourcing Wayne Fox
6 Darwin House, Priors Haw Business Park, London Road, Corby, Northamptonshire, NN17 5JG t: 01536 402004 e: info@fox-resourcing.co.uk www.fox-resourcing.co.uk
FP Contracts Limited Chris Browning
August Pitts, Churn Lane, Horsmonden, Tonbridge, Kent, TN12 8HW t: 01892 722702 e: chris@cottagefarms.co.uk www.cottagefarms.co.uk
t:01276 01276 509306 509306
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Francis James Recruitment Limited
Fusion Personnel Ltd
4 Parkside Court, Greenhough Road, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 7FE t: 01543 250376 e: chris@francisjamesgroup.com www.francisjamesgroup.com
427 Quinton Road West, Quinton, Birmingham, West Midlands, B32 1QH t: 0121 423 4580 e: raj@fusionpersonnel.co.uk www.fusionpersonnel.co.uk
FRC Recruitment Ltd
G B Agricultural Contractors Ltd
111 Church Street, Portadown, Armagh, BT62 3DD t: 02838 440799 e: info@frcrecruitment.com www.frcrecruitment.com
114 Freiston Road, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 0JP t: 01205 355951 e: girtsbrencis@inbox.lv
Frontline Recruitment Partnerships Ltd
George Sheppard
Christopher Francis
Kieran McCaul
Kurt Witcomb
3rd Floor, 55 Maid Marian Way, Hull, Humberside, NG1 6GE t: 0115 983 8633 e: kurtwitcomb@frontlinerecruitment.co.uk www.frontlinerecruitment.co.uk
Fruitful Jobs Ltd Rachel Hubbard
The Smithy Warehouse, Harewood End, Herefordshire, HR2 8JT t: 01989 500130 e: rachel@fruitfuljobs.com www.fruitfuljobs.com
Raj Padda
Girts Brencis
G M Recruitment Agency Ltd 52 Tytton Lane East, Wyberton, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 7HW t: 01205 359218 e: g.m_recruitment@yahoo.com
Gap Personnel Holdings Ltd Mark Roberts
gap personnel House, 2 Chesney Court, Wrexham Technology Park, Wrexham, Clwyd, LL13 7YP t: 01978 294201 e: mark.roberts@gap-personnel.com www.gap-personnel.com
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Gap Solutions (WM) Ltd Gurinder Klair
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Willenhall, West Midlands, WV13 1HA t: 07495 705558 e: info@gapsolutionswm.co.uk http://gapsolutionswm.co.uk
GBO Personnel Ltd Grzegorz Obrycki
44 Pooles Lane, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, PE23 5EU t: 07896 703234 e: info@gbopersonnel.com www.gbopersonnel.com
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GBR Recruitment Limited
GS Agri Recruitment Limited
131 Lincoln Road, Branston, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN4 1NS t: 07425 896410 e: gareth@gbrrecruitment.com www.gbrrecruitment.com
Suite 1, Dean Swift Building, 43 Hamiltonsbawn Road, Armagh, County Armagh, BT60 1HW t: 00353 872 184321 e: sean@gsagrecruit.com https://gsagrecruit.com
Genesis Employment Services Ltd
H A Snell & Sons t/a Opus People
Gareth Brown
Richard Frost
Second Floor, 8 Hay Lane, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 5RF t: 02476 553553 e: enquiry@genesisemployment.net www.genesis-employment.co.uk
Gi Group Recruitment Ltd David Thurley
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Draefern House, Dunston Court, Dunston Road, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S41 8NL t: 01246 267000 e: david.thurley@gigroup.com www.gigroupuk.com
Gotpeople Ltd Mary Cox
Suite 2 Kings Court, 153 High Street, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD17 2ER t: 01923 882888 e: mcox@gotpeople.co.uk http://gotpeople.co.uk
GR Employment Limited t/a Good Relations
Sean Hanley
Rebecca Sankey
Lower Lulham, Madley, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR2 9JJ t: 01981 251045 e: rebecca@opuspeople.co.uk www.opuspeople.co.uk
H2 Contracts Ltd Neville McGroarty
Unit 6 Itec Business Park, 52 Armagh Road, Newry, County Down, BT35 6HL t: 02830 252447 e: info@h2contracts.co.uk www.h2contracts.co.uk
Harper and Guy Consulting Ltd t/a H&G Recruitment Solutions, HGMS Charlotte Harper
E2 The Courtyard, Alban Park, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL4 0LA t: 01707 636680 e: enquiries@h-g-recruitment.com www.h-g-recruitment.com
Faye Durman
Tingdene House, 21-24 Bradfield Road, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, NN8 4HB t: 01933 234910 e: faye@gremployment.co.uk www.gremployment.co.uke
Grasshoppers Crop Care Ltd Daniel Jungmann
59 Llanmiloe Estate, Llanmiloe, Pendine, Carmarthenshire, SA33 4UE t: 07784 707000 e: gras0005@gmail.com
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SPECIALIST SUPPORT From time to time one off issues arise and the ALP pulls out all the stops to support members. From the Agency Workers Regulations to Get Ready for Brexit to Coronavirus support campaign, we provide the support you need when you need it.
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Heads Recruitment Ltd t/a Proman
Imperial Workforce Ltd
Kimada House, 442 Flixton Road, Flixton, Manchester, Lancashire, M41 6EY t: 0808 164 2923 e: patrick.ramsdale@proman-uk.com www.proman-uk.com
The Imperial Centre, Grange Road, Darlington, County Durham, DL1 5NQ t: 01325 467437 e: jason@imperialworkforce.com www.imperialrecruitmentgroup.com
Helping Hand Recruitment Ltd
Industria Personnel Services Ltd
46 Causewayhead, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 2SS t: 01736 335904 e: andrew.david@helpinghandltd.com www.helpinghandltd.com
56 Rutland Centre, Halford Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 1TQ t: 0116 262 5225 e: charlotte-gent@industria-jobs.co.uk www.industria-jobs.co.uk
HLF Recruitment Limited
Industrial Temps Ltd
Barons Place, Mereworth, Maidstone, Kent, ME18 5NF t: 01622 812229 e: marion.regan@hlf.co.uk www.hughlowefarms.com
Park House, 87-91 Great Victoria Street, Belfast, County Antrim, BT2 7AG t: 028 90322511 e: roisin.thompson@industrialtemps.com www.industrialtemps.com
Patrick Ramsdale
Andrew David
Marion Regan
Jason D'Silva
Charlotte Gent
RĂłisĂn Thompson
HOPS Labour Solutions Ltd
Integrity Plus Ltd
YFC Centre, 10th Street, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2LG t: 02476 698008 e: john.hardman@hopsls.com www.hopslaboursolutions.com
9a Mill Lane, Donington, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 4TL t: 01775 821784 e: samantha@integrityplus.co.uk www.integrityplus.co.uk
John Hardman
Hunterskill Associates Ltd t/a Hunterskill Recruitment Reg Jacob
3 Chalfont Square, 17 Great Coleman Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 2AJ t: 01473 216611 / 01473 557941 e: reg.jacob@hunterskill.com www.hunterskillrecruitment.co.uk
IBC Student Exchange Anton Tonchev
60 Vasil Levski Blvd, Office 1, Sofia, Bulgaria, 1142 t: 00359 2402 0802/00359 8883 49551 e: anton@ibcbulgaria.com www.ibcbulgaria.com
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Samantha Baskerville
Interaction Recruitment PLC Geoff Holder
Interaction House, 43 High Street, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE29 3AQ t: 01480 436111 e: geoff.holder@irweb.co.uk www.irweb.co.uk
J S Morris Agricultural Contractors Vincent Morris
49 Greenhill Lane, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 9GA t: 07884 065266 e: jvsmorris@btinternet.com www.jsmorris.co.uk
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J&J Recruitment Solutions Limited
Jark (Southend) Ltd t/a Jark
122 High Street, Herne Bay, Kent, CT6 5JY t: 01227 369922 e: paul@jandjrecruitment.co.uk www.jandjrecruitment.co.uk
38-40 London Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS1 1NT t: 01702 338882 e: dsiedlarska@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
Jark (Bradford) Ltd Jark (Bradford) Ltd t/a Jark
Jark (Stevenage) Ltd t/a Jark
Paul Connelly
2-4 Wakefield Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD4 7AT t: 01274 200600 e: bradford@jark.co.uk www.jark.com
Jark (Huddersfield) Limited t/a Jark Ian Leaf
18-20 High Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 2LE t: 01484 548800 e: ileaf@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
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Jark (Ipswich) Ltd t/a Jark Jamie Wingrave
11 Buttermarket, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 1BQ t: 01473 211277 e: jwingrave@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
Daniella Roberts
27 Market Place, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG1 1DH t: 01438 759393 e: droberts@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
Jark (Tottenham) Ltd t/a Jark Jamie Wingrave
6 Southbury Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN1 1YT t: 07557 743153 e: jwingrave@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
Jark (Wakefield) Ltd t/a Jark David Hansley
13 Kirkgate, Wakefield, North Yorkshire, WF1 1HS t: 01924 298882 e: dhansley@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
Jark (K L) Limited t/a Jark
Jark (Warrington) Ltd t/a Jark
22-28 Blackfriars Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1NN t: 01553 660888 e: gwhittred@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
First Floor, 7A, Buttermarket Street, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 2LY t: 01925 393846 e: jbaker@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
Gary Whittred
Jeremy Baker
Jark (Peterborough) Ltd t/a Jark
Jark (Worcester) Limited t/a Jark
54 Broadway, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE1 1SB t: 01733 806892 option 1 e: wrzepecki@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
The K1 Building, 23 The Tything, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR1 1HD t: 01905 330950 e: gmunslow@jark.co.uk www.jark.co.uk
Wojciech Rzepecki
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Geri Munslow
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JSD Recruitment Services Ltd Benefits of ALP Membership #11
OPEN TO OPPORTUNITY Open recruitment involves removing barriers to job applicants opening up opportunity to all people from all kinds of backgrounds to contribute to your organisation.
Jim Devlin
Unit HD 5, Dungannon Enterprise Centre, Coalisland Road, Dungannon, County Tyrone, BT71 6JT t: 02887 238727 e: info@jsdrecruitment.com www.jsdrecruitment.com
K G Personnel Ltd JLM Recruitment Ltd Marius Skarbalius
2 Ash Grove, Messingham, Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, DN17 3QY t: 07591 400268 e: jkulis@hotmail.co.uk
JMS Recruitment Ltd Jacques Samson
4/6 Wadsworth Road, Perivale, Middlesex, UB6 7JJ t: 0208 810 7705 e: jacques@jmsrecruitment.co.uk www.jmsrecruitment.co.uk
Jobandtalent UK Limited t/a Jobandtalent Kate Cornell
Kings Park House, 22 Kings Park Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 2AT t: 07795 965595 e: info@jobandtalent.com www.jobandtalent.com
Jonahs Handling Limited John Allsop
The Manor House, Main Road, Little Fransham, Dereham, Norfolk, NR19 2JW t: 01362 685548 e: jonahs-handling@idnet.com
JP Farming Services Limited Petar Gyurov
4 Abelyn Avenue, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 3GE t: 07916 607865 e: poni4a@yahoo.com
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Patrycja Wessinger
22B Foster Hill Road, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK40 2EN t: 01234 339410 e: hr@kgpersonnel.com www.kgpersonnel.com
Kent Gurkha Company Ltd Sanu Hajur Gurung
106 King Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1BH t: 01622 752192 e: info@kentgurkha.co.uk www.kentgurkha.co.uk
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Kettle Produce Ltd Crawford Comrie
Balmalcolm Farm, Balmalcolm, Cupar, Fife, KY15 7TJ t: 01337 831000 e: crawford.comrie@kettle.co.uk www.kettle.co.uk
Keyo Agricultural Services Ltd Joshua Van Den Bos
Europa Way, Ancholme Business Park, Brigg, Lincolnshire, DN20 8AR t: 01652 659005 e: josh@keyo.co.uk www.keyo.co.uk
KFM Recruitment Ltd Ian Cuckson
29-30 Silver Street, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU1 1JG t: 01482 210002 e: icuckson@kfmworld.co.uk www.kfmworld.co.uk
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KHS Personnel Ltd
Labour-Tech Recruitment Ltd
City House, Stanford Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 7BQ t: 0115 959 0555 e: km@khs-jobworld.co.uk www.khs-jobworld.co.uk
57 Market Street, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4LP t: 01353 664200 e: info@labourtech.co.uk www.labourtech.co.uk
Kingdom Recruitment Ltd
Laws Land Labour Ltd
Kingdom House, 1 Woodlands Park, Ashton Road, Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside, WA12 0HF t: 0161 749 7389 e: adrian.daulby@kingdomrecruitment.com www.kingdomrecruitment.com
15 Erme Court, Leonards Road, Ivybridge, Cornwall, PL21 0SZ t: 07534 294795 e: lawslandlabour@outlook.com
KMV Recruitment Ltd
Edward Roberts
Kevin McCormick
Adrian Daulby
Kenneth McVeigh
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201 Broadcasting House, Newport Rd, Middlesborough, Cleveland, TS1 5JA t: 07958 615629 e: ken.mcveigh@kmvrecruitment.co.uk http://kmvrecruitment.co.uk
KPI Recruiting Limited Estelle Raybon
Luke Ward
Linklife Ltd
Bentley House, 16 Chearsley Road, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, HP18 9AW t: 01844 204320 e: edr@linklifeltd.co.uk www.linklifeltd.co.uk
Links Recruitment Group Ltd Daniel Puttick
66-68 Nantwich Road, Crewe, Cheshire, CW2 6AL t: 01782 712230 e: esteller@kpir.co.uk www.kpir.co.uk
Caron House, Oak Tree Court, Mulberry Drive, Cardiff Gate Business Park, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF23 8RS t: 02920 102508 e: daniel@linksrecruitment.co.uk www.linksrecruitment.co.uk
L A Union Limited
Lukasz Labour Limited
67 Whiteacre, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE1 4SU t: 01733 891368 e: vita.miskiniene@launion.co.uk
Unit 5, 93-95 Portobello Row, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 8TA t: 07979 330772 e: zasada@btinternet.com
Labour Direct (SW) Ltd
M & L Management Ltd
Lower Rosudgeon Farm House, Prussia Cove Road, Rosudgeon, Penzance, Cornwall, TR20 9AX t: 01736 339118 e: admin@labourdirect.co.uk
50 Hoole Lane, Southport, Merseyside, PR9 8BD t: 07877 435593 e: mlmanagement@mail.com
Vita Miskiniene
Daniel Searle
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Lukasz Zasada
Lesley Gilbert
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M C Personnel Ltd
Major Recruitment Ltd
83b High Street, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 1BL t: 01634 576111 e: commercials@mc-personnel.co.uk www.mc-personnel.co.uk
16a Market Avenue, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 2BB t: 01484 437810 e: hroperations@major-recruitment.com www.major-recruitment.com
M K Personnel Solutions Ltd
Martin Nevin
39-47 Brunel Business Centre, Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, MK2 2ES t: 01908 631300 e: paulbird@mkpersonnel.co.uk www.mkpersonnel.co.uk
6 Swan Avenue, Chirnside, Duns, Berwickshire, TD11 3TE t: 07980 146295 e: martinnevin@hotmail.co.uk
M Macpherson Contractors
Jon Howard
Danielle Cassidy
Paul Bird
Ursula McGlashan
Katie Nebard
Martin Nevin
Masterstaff Ltd
142 High Street, Newburgh, Fife, KY14 6DZ t: 01337 840217 e: ursula.mcglashan@btinternet.com
99 King Street, Lancaster, Lancashire, LA1 1RH t: 07535 023128 e: jon.howard@masterstaff.co.uk www.masterstaff.co.uk
M S Agricultural Services Ltd
Mcguigan Abattoir Services Ltd
15a Wormgate, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6NR t: 01205 359423 e: msasltd@outlook.com
Moelhebog Isaf, Pontsian, Llandysul, Ceredigion, SA44 4UB t: 07855 952978 e: petermcguigan2924@googlemail.com
M65 Jobsearch Ltd
Mercury Personnel Solutions Ltd
285 Brownhall Drive, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB1 9SB t: 01254 697596 e: mark.wiggan@m65jobsearch.co.uk www.m65recruitment.co.uk
Mercury House, Pudding Lane, Pinchbeck, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3TJ t: 01205 368075 e: rob@mercurypersonnelsolutions.co.uk www.mercurypersonnelsolutions.co.uk
Mach Recruitment Ltd
Meridian Business Support Ltd
5 Carlton Court, Brown Lane West, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS12 6LT t: 0113 386 7510 e: info@mach.co.uk www.mach.co.uk
Trident 3, Trident Business Park, Manchester, Lancashire, M22 5XB t: 0161 929 3878 e: ckendrick@meridianbs.co.uk www.meridianbs.co.uk
Mark Sargent
Mark Wiggan
Tom Zyzak
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Rob Carter
Cathy Kendrick
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MH Recruitment Ltd
Nextgen Recruits Ltd
40 Kingsway, Stanwell, Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey, TW19 7QE t: 07527 369713 e: nick@mh-recruitment.co.uk www.mh-recruitment.co.uk
4 Glenmore Business Centre, Waller Road, Hopton Park Ind Est, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 2EQ t: 01380 728246 e: alex@nextgenrecruits.co.uk www.nextgenrecruits.co.uk
Michael Revell Revell Labour Services
Nexus Workforce Ltd Nexus People (Not GLAA Registered)
Nicholas Henry
Michael Revell
85 Woad Farm Road, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 0DS t: 01205 875312 e: revell87@gmail.com
Mitcham Viticultural Services Ltd Edward Mitcham
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3 Mount Pleasant, Church Street, East Hendred, Oxfordshire, OX12 8LA t: 07752 527641 e: e.j.mitcham@hotmail.co.uk
Mornios Contract Herdcare Carl Michael Martins
30 Waltham Rise, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE13 1EJ t: 07834 736299 e: carl@mornioscontractherdcare.com www.mornioscontractherdcare.com
Mploy Staffing Solutions Ltd Mark Nash
Vision House, 236–244 High Street North, Poole, Dorset, BH15 1EA t: 01202 668360 e: mark@mploystaff.com www.mploystaff.com
Necton Labour Services Ltd Amanda Wright
1a Burnside, Necton, Swaffham, Norfolk, PE37 8ER t: 01760 722185 e: nectonlabourservices@yahoo.co.uk www.nectonlabourservices.co.uk
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Alex Morgan
Rosie Dhillon
Stoneleigh & The Coach House, 39-41 Halifax Road, Brighouse, West Yorkshire, HD6 2AQ t: 07903 056856 e: rosiedhillon@nexus-people.com www.nexus-people.com
Nicholas Associates Group Limited t/a Stafforce & Stafforce Managed Services Tony Boorman
Reginald Arthur House, 2-8 Percy Street, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S65 1ED t: 01709 377177 e: tony.boorman@nicholasassociatesgroup.co.uk www.nicholasassociatesgroup.co.uk
Nourish Training Ltd t/a CSP Recruitment Andrew Meacham
Suite 3G, The Rutland Centre, 56 Halford Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 1TQ t: 0116 253 8222 e: andrew.meacham@cspgb.com www.csprecruitment.com
NV Professional Staff Services Natalija Vincukova
16 Emery Lane, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 8QA t: 07894 011475 e: nvprofessionalstaffservices@mail.com
Octopus Personnel Ltd Sandra Smart
8 Newbury Court, Gillingham, Dorset, SP8 4QX t: 01747 825568 e: sandra@octopuspersonnel.co.uk www.octopuspersonnel.co.uk
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Olympic Staff t/a Trueland Ltd
P&S Personnel Services Ltd
9-11 New Broadway, Ealing, London, W5 5AW t: 0208 840 0707 e: andrew@olympicstaff.com www.olympicstaff.com
5th Floor, Havenbridge House, N Quay, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 1HD t: 01493 330338 e: sharon@pspersonnelltd.co.uk www.pspersonnelltd.co.uk
Omni Facilities Management Ltd t/a The Omni Group (Not GLAA Registered)
Paragon Meed Ltd
11 Beavor Lane, London, W6 9AR t: 0208 741 1190 e: peter.lee@omnifm.com www.omnifm.com
F1, Bridgewater House, Waterfold Business Park, Bury, Lancashire, BL9 7BR t: 0161 302 2412 e: mike@paragonmeed.co.uk www.paragonmeed.co.uk
Andrew Cranna
Peter Lee
One Point Recruitment Ltd Clare Spauls
5 Newchase Court, Armstrong Street, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, DN31 1XD t: 01472 808777 e: clare@onepoint-recruitment.co.uk www.onepoint-recruitment.co.uk
One Staff Recruitment Ltd Bogdan Manolache
Portal Business Centres, Dallam Court, Dallam lANE, Warrington, Cheshire, WA2 7LT t: 07738 659965 e: b.g.manolache@gmail.com www.onestaffrecruitment.co.uk
Option A Ltd Nick Scott
Berwick Workspace, 90 Marygate, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15 1BN t: 01289 545050 e: nick@optiona.co.uk www.optiona.co.uk
OSR Recruitment Services Ltd Natasha Mumby
First Floor, 2-4 Carr Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 1EJ t: 01473 222311 e: natasha@osr-recruitment.co.uk www.osr-recruitment.co.uk
www.labourproviders.org.uk
Sharon O'Mahony
Michael Rogers
Partners Employment European Recruitment Ltd t/a Partners Employment
Lynda Huxham M.R.E.C. CertRP MoD 7 Church Walk, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8DX t: 01225 760777 e: lynda@partnersemployment.co.uk http://partnersemployment.co.uk
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PB Recruitment Solutions Ltd Anne Austin
7 Wills Yard, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4AP t: 01379 640255 e: anne@pbrecruit.co.uk https://pbrecruit.co.uk
Benefits of ALP Membership #22
REPRESENTATION Use ALP’s strong relationships within industry, government, GLAA and the thirdsector and make sure your voice is heard on the issues that matter to you.
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Pirates Cutters Ltd Ryszard Jonski Benefits of ALP Membership #20
MEMBER WEBPAGE A customisable website page for each ALP member enabling you to showcase your business to potential clients.
68 Eastwood Road, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 0PL t: 01205 839457 e: jonski.r@wp.pl www.piratescutters.com
PJL Recruitment Darren Overton
PCS Poultry Services Ltd Graham Gadsby
Unit 29, Northwick Business Centre, Blockley, Gloucestershire, GL56 9RF t: 0800 066 5535 e: admin@pcspoultry.com www.pcspoultry.com
People Solutions Resourcing Limited Sarah Edwards
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Celtic House, 135-140 Hatherton Street, Walsall, West Midlands, WS1 1YB t: 07880 031637 e: s.edwards@peoplesolutions.co.uk https://peoplesolutions.co.uk
Perfect Personnel Ltd Jamie Walsh
8-10 Unicorn Street, Redditch, Worcestershire, B97 4QR t: 01527 910100 e: j.walsh@perfect-personnel.com www.perfect-personnel.com
Pheonix Recruitment Ltd Niraj Agrawal
Unit 2 Skyport Heathrow, Armadale Road, Feltham, Middlesex, TW14 0LW t: 020 8751 3700 / 01895 236395 e: niraj@pheonixrecruitment.com http://pheonixrecruitment.com
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30 Pen Street, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6TJ t: 01205 311493 e: pjlrecruitment@aol.com www.pjlrecruitment.co.uk
Place UK Ltd t/a IFC Tunstead Jo Welin
Church Farm, Tunstead, Norwich, Norfolk, NR12 8RQ t: 01692 535945 e: jowelin@placeuk.com www.placeuk.com
Prelude Recruitment Ltd Ian Fyall
10 Queens Terrace, Fleetwood, Lancashire, FY7 6BT t: 0333 207 5753 e: enquiries@prelude-recruitment.com www.prelude-recruitment.co.uk
Premier Recruitment (S.E.) Ltd Tom Vickers
13a Lakedale Road, Plumstead, London, SE18 1PP t: 0203 752 2660 e: tom@premierrecruitmentse.co.uk www.premierrecruitmentse.co.uk
Premier Recruitment Solutions Ltd Marcus Hackney
56a London Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 2AH t: 02380 202666 e: directors@premierrecruitmentsolutions.co.uk www.premierrecruitmentsolutions.co.uk
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Prestige Recruitment Specialists Ltd Dawn Benson
Prestige House, 12 Bowlalley Lane, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU1 1XR t: 01482 212581 e: dbenson@prestige-recruitment.com www.prestige-recruitment.com
PRG Recruit Ltd Peter Green
The Cemetery Lodge, 71-73 Doddington Road, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, NN8 2JH t: 01933 274211 e: enquiries@prgrecruit.co.uk www.prgrecruit.co.uk
Pro-Force Ltd
Matthew Jarrett Hunstead House, Nickle Farm, Chartham, Kent, CT4 7PE t: 01227 733880 e: enquiries@pro-force.co.uk www.pro-force.co.uk
Prospect Personnel Solutions Ltd Sarah Hart
21 Horsefair, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX16 0AH t: 01295 235700 e: sarah@prospectpersonnel.co.uk www.prospectpersonnel.co.uk
Pullet Care Ltd
Vidmantas Cerkus 103 Boulton Grange, Randlay, Telford, Shropshire, TF3 2LE t: 07734 758911 e: vidas@pulletcare.co.uk
Pure Staff Ltd Claire Collins
The Chamberlain Building, 36 Frederick Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 3HN t: 0121 237 4840 e: claire.collins@purestaff.co.uk www.purestaff.co.uk
www.labourproviders.org.uk
Ramsgate Consultants Ltd t/a Industrial Temporaries Shaun Doherty
122 Walsgrave Road, Coventry, West Midlands, CV2 4AX t: 02476 651651 e: shaun@indtemps.co.uk www.industrialtemporaries.co.uk
Randstad Solutions Limited Sally Cleary
450 Capability Green, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 3LU t: 01299 252420 e: riscdt@randstad.co.uk www.randstad.co.uk
Rapid Employment & Recruitment Ltd Lionel Sheffield
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33a Regal Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 2RQ t: 01945 463735 e: lionel@rapid-recruitment.com www.rapid-recruitment.com
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Rapid Personnel Ltd Adam Stratton
7-13 Alma Street, Reading, Berkshire, RG30 1JS t: 0118 958 8885 e: info@rapid-personnel.co.uk www.rapid-personnel.co.uk
Rapid Recruit Ltd Patricia Loughlin
9a Hargreaves Street, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 1LH t: 0844 811 2100 e: trisha@rapid-recruit.com www.rapid-recruit.com
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Rawdons & Co Ltd
Red Recruitment 24/7 Ltd
2a Rutherglen Road, Corby, Northamptonshire, NN17 1ER t: 01536 639022 / 01733 639034 e: whayid@rawdons.net www.rawdons.net
4 Pioneer Way, Doddington Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN6 3DH t: 01522 522922 e: mark@redrec247.co.uk www.redrec247.co.uk
RE People Ltd t/a RE Recruitment
Red Recruitment Group Limited
Whayid Ahmad
James Gibbs
Manor Park Place, Rutherford Way, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL51 9TU t: 01242 505400 e: jamesg@rerecruitment.com www.reresourcegroup.co.uk
Recroot Ltd t/a Recroot Joe Marrs
Crescent House, 1st Floor, Angel Hill, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1UZ t: 01284 747121 e: joemarrs@recroot.net www.recroot.net
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Recruit 2 You Ltd Anita Jackson
Astley House, 2A Market Street, Heanor, Derbyshire, DE75 7NR t: 01773 252222 e: admin@recruit2you.co.uk www.recruit2you.co.uk
Recruit Right Ltd Helen Cornah
107-111 Argyle Street, Birkenhead, Merseyside, CH41 6AD t: 0344 846 2802 e: helen.cornah@recruit-right.com www.recruit-right.com
Red Bay Recruitment Ltd Mary McKillop
119 Middlepark Road, Cushendall, Ballymena, County Antrim, BT44 0SH t: 07747 535625 e: mary.mckillop@outlook.com
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Mark Morley
James Martin
Seabright House, 91 Arthur Street, Lakeside, Redditch, Worcestershire, B98 8JY t: 01527 838725 e: james.martin@redrecruitmentgroup.co.uk www.redrecruitmentgroup.co.uk
Red Rock Partnership Ltd Matthew Pearl
Head Office, Upper Floor, 138 High Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN5 7PJ t: 01246 575250 e: matthewpearl@redrockpartnership.co.uk www.redrockpartnership.co.uk
Red Star Personnel Ltd Oksana Kovalava
Suite 6, Preston House, 2 Hawksworth Road, Telford, Shropshire, TF2 9TU t: 01952 677005 e: info@redstarpersonnel.com www.redstarpersonnel.com
Reflect Recruitment Group Ltd Cameron Ford
3-5 London Road, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1TN t: 01636 700373 e: cameron.ford@rrgroup.co.uk www.rrgroup.co.uk
Reliance Employment Ltd Kelsey Major
West House, 34 Broomfield Road, Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 1SW t: 01245 493600 e: kelseym@relianceemployment.com www.relianceemployment.com
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Benefits of ALP Membership #24
POLICY DEVELOPMENT Get involved in shaping the business environment - ALP actively participates with government departments and other bodies on matters including future immigration policy, seasonal workers scheme pilot, labour market enforcement and more.
Roos Recruitment Ltd t/a Jark Susan Roos
27 Prince of Wales Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 1BG t: 01603 670340 / 01603 618288 618 e: susan@roosrecruitment.com www.roosrecruitment.com
Rosie Plants EOOD Krasimira Chakarova
Resource Staffing Ltd Steven Skivens
9 Victoria Street, Old Cwmbran, Cwmbran, Torfaen, NP44 3JS t: 01633 749909 e: steves@resourcestaffing.co.uk http://resourcestaffing.co.uk
Response Recruitment Ltd John Devine
51 Park Royal Road, Park Royal, London, NW10 7LQ t: 0208 965 1575 e: jdevine@responserecruitment.co.uk www.responserecruitment.co.uk
Richard Rowan t/a Richard Rowan Lubomir Rangelov
Coombe Lynher, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 5AJ t: 07383 834225 or 01752 851287 e: Rangelov1982@gmail.com https://tamaragency.co.uk
Riverside Recruitment Ltd Faye Francis
16 South Road, Midsomer Norton, Radstock, Somerset, BA3 2EZ t: 01761 410433 e: staff@riversiderecruit.co.uk www.riversiderecruit.co.uk
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Area Azmaka, Lozen, Pazardzhik, Sofia, Bulgaria, 4489 t: 00447404691854 1 e: kic@edwardvinson.co.uk www.edwardvinson.co.uk
Rural and Agricultural Services Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex & Cambs t: 01728 495051 e: ras@ruralandagricultural.co.uk www.ruralandagricultural.co.uk
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69 Boothferry Road, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 6BB t: 01405 767600 e: sashashirbon@sdrecruitmentltd.co.uk www.sdrecruitmentltd.co.uk
S.C TIG Recruitment S.R.L. Tatiana Geogea
Bd. Maresal Averescu, nr 8-10, Corp C, Parter, Camera 4-5 , Sector 1, Bucuresti, Romania, O1 OO99 t: 0040 722 779265 e: contact@tigrecruitmentuk.com www.tig-recruitment.co.uk
Sagetarius Solutions Ltd Catalin Haralambie
76 Glebe Lane, Barming, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 9BD t: 01622 432315 e: sagetariussolutions@yahoo.com
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Satyaom Recruitment Ltd Manoj Kumar
27 Charlwood Road, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU4 OBT t: 07828 125861 e: manoj@satyaomrecruitment.co.uk www.satyaomrecruitment.co.uk
Sc Paul Recruitment Srl Paul Haralambie
sat Cojocaru, com. Mogosani, Dambovita, Gaesti, Romania, t: 01622 432315 e: catalin_haralambie@yahoo.com
Scorpion Recruit Ltd Ryan Cunliffe
E13 Croft Court, Moss Industrial Estate, Leigh, Lancashire, WN7 3PT t: 07940 402012 e: ryan@scorpionrecruit.co.uk www.scorpionrecruit.co.uk
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Seven Diamond Stars Limited t/a Team4You Jess Bailey
Haughmond View, Shrewsbury Business Park, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY2 6LG t: 01743 627404 e: jess@team4you.today www.team4you.today
Siamo Recruitment Debbie Thorpe
Unit 6250, Bishop's Court, Solihull Parkway, Birmingham, West Midlands, B37 7YB t: 07708 226979 e: d.thorpe@siamogroup.com www.siamogroup.com
Single Resource Ltd Nick Gregory-Jones
SM Global Consultancy Ltd t/a Staffing Match Tyra Ali
Bradley’s Business Centre, 1st Floor, Central Way, North Feltham Trading Estate, Feltham, Middlesex, TW14 0XQ t: 0203 601 8820 e: tyra@staffingmatch.co.uk www.staffingmatch.co.uk
Smart Solutions (Recruitment) Ltd Aleksandra Szul-Thomas
Raleigh House, Unit 3, Langstone Business Village, Langstone Park, Newport, Gwent, NP18 2LH t: 01633 415600 e: aszul-thomas@smartsolutions.co.uk www.smartsolutions.co.uk
Socius Limited Matthew Naylor
The Old Pack House, Sycamore Farm, Common Road, Moulton Seas End, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 6LF t: 01205 260649 e: matthew@naylorflowers.co.uk www.socius.ltd
Solsbury Solutions Limited Jo Marsh
1st Floor Holdsworth House, 11A Wood Street, Wakefield, Yorkshire, WF1 2EL t: 01924 666529 e: jo.marsh@solsburysolutions.com www.solsburysolutions.com
South West Recruitment Ltd Alan Hoey
1 Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH8 8EH t: 01202 292907 e: alan@swr.uk.net www.swr.uk.net
Forster House, Hatherton Road, Walsall, West Midlands, WS1 1XZ t: 01922 705600 e: nickgj@singleresource.co.uk www.singleresource.co.uk
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Staff Finders (Yorkshire) Ltd Katie Connell
The Old School House, 43 Baker Street, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU2 8HP t: 01482 211000 / 01482 273070 e: katie@staff-finders.co.uk www.staff-finders.co.uk
Stafflex Ltd
Brian Stahelin International House, Chapel Hill, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 3EE t: 01484 351010 e: staff@stafflex.co.uk www.stafflex.co.uk
Staffline Group Plc t/a Staffline Recruitment Ltd Jane Bladon
Units 19 & 20, The Triangle, NG2 Business Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 1AE t: 01159 500885 e: jane.bladon@staffline.co.uk http://staffline.co.uk
Stafflink Ltd Matt Tantram
2 Copperhouse Court, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK7 8NL t: 07736 049726 e: matt.tantram@stafflink-euroworkers.com www.stafflink-euroworkers.com
Straight Forward Recruitment Ltd Simon Wooden
17 Charing Cross, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 4AX t: 01603 567808 e: simon@straightforwardrec.co.uk www.straightforwardrecruitment.co.uk
Sudnik Employment Agency Andreas Sudnik
7 Wellington Street, St Johns, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB1 8AF t: 01254 290141 e: sea.ltd@btconnect.com www.sea-recruitment.co.uk
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Supreme Workforce Ltd Kulwinder Singh
37A Upper Wickham Lane, Welling, Kent, DA16 3AB t: 0208 304 4660 e: kulwinder@supremeworkforce.co.uk www.supremeworkforce.co.uk
Surestaff Lincs Limited
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Office 2, The Plough Business Hub, 37 Church Street, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, DN21 2JR t: 01427 811812 e: admin@surestaff.co.uk www.surestaff.co.uk
SureStaffing UK Ltd Charles Draper
27-29 Hessle Road, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU3 2AA t: 01482 629797 e: charles.draper@sure-grp.co.uk www.sure-staffing.co.uk
Sutton Recruitment Ltd Graeme Sutton
9-11 George Street, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU1 3BA t: 01482 219777 e: graeme@suttonrecruitment.co.uk www.suttonrecruitment.co.uk
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Swanstaff Recruitment Ltd
Taskmaster Resources Ltd
Lakeview West, Crossways, Dartford, Kent, DA2 6QE t: 01322 618100 e: lucy.sutton@swanstaff.co.uk www.swanstaff.co.uk
8 Leodis Court, David Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 5JJ t: 0113 246 5995 e: askorupka@tmrec.com www.tmrec.com
Syft Online LTD
Taylor Made Services UK Ltd
101 New Cavendish St, Fitzrovia, London, W1W 6XH t: 0203 322 5678 e: danny@syftapp.com https://syftapp.com
2a Pump Square, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6QW t: 07522 607048 e: chris@taylormadeservicesltd.co.uk www.taylormadeservicesltd.co.uk
Synergy Personnel Services Ltd
Taylor Martin Recruitment Ltd t/a TMR Jobs
Lucy Sutton
Danny Downing
Dan Brown
6 Princes Road West, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 6TP t: 0116 216 6355 e: dan@synergypersonnelservices.co.uk www.synergypersonnelservices.co.uk
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Tailor Made Sourcing Ltd Hannah Lowe
Stanley Villa Stables, Hill Street, Colne, Lancashire, BB8 0DH t: 01282 696929 e: hannah.lowe@tailormadeltd.co.uk www.tailormadesourcing.com
Andrew Skorupka
Christopher Taylor
Robert Taylor
Suite 40-42 Westminster Buildings, Theatre Square, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 6LG t: 0115 824 7777 e: rob@tmrjobs.com www.tmrjobs.com
Taylors Services Ltd t/a Taylors Poultry Services Martin Taylor
Unit 5/6, Urban Business Park, Urban Road, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 8AP t: 01623 721957 e: taylorsservices@outlook.com
TBC Recruitment Ltd t/a Vital People Benefits of ALP Membership #12
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The Business Connection, Hilliards Court, Chester Business Park, Chester, Cheshire, CH4 9QP t: 01244 434386 e: tiffany@tbc-recruit.com www.vital-people.co.uk
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Team Support Staff Ltd t/a Margaret Hodge Recruitment (Scotland only) Greg Taylor
18 The Broadway, Stratford, London, E15 4QS t: 0203 771 3824 e: gtaylor@tss.uk.com www.teamsupport.co.uk
Temporary Labour Solutions Ltd Paul Finney
Unit 8, Goldthorpe Industrial Estate, Commercial Road, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S63 9BL t: 01709 252910 e: paul@temporarylaboursolutions.co.uk www.temporarylaboursolutions.co.uk
Tempright Ltd
James Alexander Sears 17 Harpe Close, Pinchbeck, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3RX t: 07753 466058 e: jamessears@tempright.co.uk www.tempright.co.uk
Tennial Personnel Ltd Dennis Tennial
6 Northgate Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 3BZ t: 01473 565292 e: dennis@tennialpersonnel.com www.tennialpersonnel.com
The Best Connection Group Ltd Michael Cooper
Unit 1, Topaz Way, Bromsgrove, West Midlands, B61 0GD t: 0121 504 3003 e: mike.cooper@thebestconnection.co.uk www.thebestconnection.co.uk
The Corpex Group Ltd Penny Woodhead
Suite 4, The Office, Market Place, Pocklington, York, North Yorkshire, YO42 2AR t: 01759 307260 e: pwoodhead@thecorpexgroup.com www.thecorpexgroup.com
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The Staffing Network Limited Stephen Barrasford
105 Worcester Street, Stourbridge, Staffordshire, DY8 1AX t: 01922 211285 e: accounts@staff-network.co.uk www.staff-network.co.uk
The Workshop (Wisbech) Ltd Ruth Whitehurst
22-23 The Horse Fair, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 1AR t: 01945 580100 e: info@theworkshopwisbech.co.uk www.theworkshopwisbech.co.uk
Thomas Whittle Contracts Ltd Thomas Whittle
Muiredge Farmhouse, Methilhaven Road, Buckhaven, Leven, Fife, KY8 1EF t: 01592 715004 e: elainemckenzie_9@hotmail.co.uk
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Thorn Baker Ltd Matthew Dann
4th Floor, The Hub, 40 Friar Lane, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 6DQ t: 0115 947 2005 e: matthew.dann@thornbaker.co.uk www.thornbaker.co.uk
Thorns Workforce Ltd Gergely Zsiko
Mahollam Farm Yard, Mahollam, Kington, Herefordshire, HR5 3PT t: 07832 253290 e: zsikogery@aol.com
Three Way Solutions Ltd Julie Griffiths
Monkton Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF2 7AS t: 0333 300 2471 e: julie.griffiths@threewaysolutions.co.uk www.threewaysolutions.co.uk
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TIG Recruitment Ltd Tatiana Geogea
11 Westerfield Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 2UE t: 07917 896619 e: info@tigrecruitment.co.uk
TLS (Scotland) Ltd Bernard Gaughan
Main Office, 5 West Garleton, Haddington, East Lothian, EH41 3SL t: 01620 824700 e: info@tls.scot www.tls.scot
Top Team Resources & Recruitment Ltd Ramin Sadighi
24 Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV3 0TN t: 01902 822515 / 01902 836243 e: ramin@topteamrecruitment.org.uk http://topteamrecruitment.org.uk
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Total Recruit Ltd Tracey Oxley
3/3a Burnett Street, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 5AP t: 01274 759480 e: tracey.oxley@totalrecruitltd.co.uk www.totalrecruitltd.co.uk
TPSG Procurement Limited t/a PRS (Premier Recruitment Services) Christopher Hancock
Unit B1, Sneyd Hill Industrial Estate, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, ST6 2EB t: 01772 802025 e: chris@thehancock.co.uk www.thepremiersupplygroup.com
Turner Stubbs Ltd Rob Bacon
Office Suite B, 40 George Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 3BG t: 0115 950 3030 e: robbacon@turnerstubbs.com www.turnerstubbs.com
UAB "Agropraktika"
Katarzyna Natalia Babelis Lvovo 89a-1, Vilnius, Lithuania, LT-08104 t: 00370 5272 7768 e: natalia@agropraktika.lt www.agropraktika.lt
UK Agro Solutions Ltd Robert Divkovic
William James House, Cowley Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB4 0WX t: 01223 424485 e: robert@ukagrosolutions.co.uk
UK Recruitment Agency Ltd Lindy Niall-Marwoon Benefits of ALP Membership #1
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Highland Farm, Silt Pit Lane, Wyberton, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 7AG t: 07702 490127 e: highland.farm@btconnect.com
UK Vine Care Ltd t/a Vine Care UK Paul Woodrow-Hill
22 High Park Avenue, Hove, East Sussex, BN3 8PE t: 01273 380158 e: paul@vinecareuk.com www.vinecareuk.com
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Ultimate Workforce Ltd Paul Grahame
33 High Street, Downham Market, Norfolk, PE38 9HF t: 01366 388499 e: paul@ultimateworkforce.co.uk www.ultimateworkforce.info
Unity Resourcing Solutions Limited
Vital Recruitment Ltd t/a Vital Recruitment Kevin Hill
Eandeavor House, Saville Road, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE3 7PS t: 01733 336683 e: kevin.hill@staffline.co.uk www.staffline.co.uk
Lorna Bramwell
Vitis Labour UK Limited
2 Haygate Road, Wellington, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 1SG t: 01952 453333 e: info@unityresourcing.com www.unityresourcing.com
Oana-Elena Preda
7 Chalkpit Wood, Oxted, Surrey, RH8 0LT t: 07429 896106 e: oana@vitislabouruk.com
Universal Personnel (UK) Limited
WB Employment Ltd
25 York Road, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN1 5QG t: 01604 808970 e: tsmith@universalpersonnel.co.uk www.universalpersonnel.co.uk
219 Cheltenham Road, Bishopston, Bristol, Gloucestershire, BS6 5QP t: 0117 944 3004 e: james.harland@wbemployment.co.uk http://wbemployment.co.uk
Van Stomp Ltd
WMS Recruitment Ltd
Dernford Barn, Dernford Farm, Sawston Road, Stapleford, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 5DY t: 01223 506384 e: andrew@vanstomp.co.uk www.vanstomp.co.uk
Fridaybridge Farm Camp, 173 March Road, Fridaybridge, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE14 0LR t: 01945 580806 e: craig@wmsfridaybridgecamp.co.uk www.wmsrecruitment.com
Tommy Smith
Andrew Watson
James Harland
Workforce Consultants Ltd t/a WCL Recruitment
Unit T20 St Helena Farm, St Helena Lane, Plumpton Green, West Sussex, BN7 3DH t: 01273 891777 e: darcy@vine-works.com www.vine-works.com
412 Blackpool Road, Ashton-on-Ribble, Preston, Lancashire, PR2 2DX t: 01772 735030 e: agnieszka@workforceconsultants.co.uk www.workforceconsultants.co.uk
Vital Recruitment (UK) Ltd
Workforce Staffing Limited
91 High Street, Newport, Shropshire, TF10 7AY t: 01952 815659 e: penny@vitalrecruitment.co.uk http://vitalrecruitment.co.uk
County House, 9 Church Green West, Redditch, Worcestershire, B97 4EA t: 01527 66688 e: jalekna@weareworkforce.co.uk http://weareworkforce.co.uk
Penny Wood
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Workmates Premier Ltd
Marie Doran 24 Station Road, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO21 1QE t: 01243 842765 e: marie@workmates247.com http://bognorregisrecruit.co.uk
Yourstaff
Pedro Garcia 57A Hawthorn Road, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO21 2BW t: 01243 824878 e: pedro@yourstaffrecruitment.com www.yourstaffrecruitment.com
Yorkshire Repak Ltd
Terry Foy Summer Lane, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S70 2NP t: 01226 204747 e: terry@yorkshirerepak.co.uk www.yorkshirerepak.com
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2 Sisters Food Group
AM FRESH UK Ltd
1 Colmore Row, Birminagham, Warwickshire, B3 2BJ t: 07710 053797 e: andrew.nicholson@2sfg.com www.2sfg.com
Pierson Road, The Enterprise Campus, Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28 4YA t: 01354 707070 e: tanya.mahabadi@amfresh.com www.amfresh.com
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Angus Soft Fruits Ltd
Thames House, Thames Road, Crayford, Kent, DA1 4QP t: 01322 643054 e: maisiew@agthames.co.uk www.chingfordfruit.co.uk
Orchard Farm, School Road, Salford Priors, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 8XD t: 01789 772033 e: marie.dawe@angussoftfruits.com www.angussoftfruits.co.uk
ABP UK
APS Produce Ltd
6290 Bishops Court, Birmingham Business Park, Birmingham, West Midlands, B37 7YB t: 0121 717 2500 e: rhian.lloyd@abpbeef.com www.abpfoodgroup.com
Unit 4a Aston Way, Middlewich, Cheshire, CW10 0HS t: 01606 835817 e: emily.dowson@apsgroup.uk.com http://apsgroup.uk.com
Adrian Scripps Ltd
Avalon Growers PO
Moat Farm, Whetsted Road, Five Oak Green, Tonbridge, Kent, TN12 6RR t: 01892 832406 e: lisa@adrianscripps.co.uk http://adrianscripps.co.uk
British Growers Association Limited, BGA House, Nottingham Road, Louth, Lincolnshire, LN11 0WB t: 01507 353793 / 07795 821098 e: caroline.ashdown@avalongrowers.co.uk http://avalongrowers.co.uk
Andrew Nicholson
Maisie Walford
Rhian Lloyd
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Agrial Fresh Produce Ltd Florette UK & Ireland Julie Priestley
Florette House, Wood End Lane, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 8NF t: 01543 250050 e: jupriestley@florette.com www.agrialfreshproduce.co.uk
Marie Dawe
Emily Dowson
Caroline Ashdown
Bakkavor Group Plc Gemma Budd
West Marsh Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 2BB t: 01775 761111 e: gemma.budd@bakkavor.com www.bakkavor.com
allianceHR Ltd
Banham Poultry (2018) Ltd
Camberley House, 1 Portesbery Road, Camberley, Surrey, GU15 3SZ t: 01276 919090 e: enquiries@alliancehr.co.uk www.alliancehr.co.uk
Station Road, Attleborough, Norfolk, NR17 2AT t: 01953 455001 e: hr@banhampoultry.co.uk https://banhampoultryuk.com
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Bardsley England
Compagnie Fruitiere UK Ltd
River Farm Packhouse, Chart Hill Road, Staplehurst, Tonbridge, Kent, TN12 0RW t: 01622 842527 e: kimberley.trow@bardsley-england.com www.bardsley-england.com
12 Newtons Court, Crossways Business Park, Dartford, Kent, DA2 6QL t: 01322 293355 e: jfotheringham@cfuklimited.com www.cfuklimited.com
Barfoots of Botley Ltd
Cranswick Plc
Sefter Farm, Pagham Road, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO21 3PX t: 01243 268811 e: hr@barfoots.co.uk www.barfoots.co.uk
Crane Court, Hesslewood Country Office Park, Ferriby Road, Hessle, East Yorkshire, HU13 0PA t: 01482 275000 e: miranda.spencer@cranswick.co.uk www.cranswick.plc.uk
Kimberley Trow
Claire Booker
Jade Fotheringham
Miranda Spencer
Cross & Wells Ltd Benefits of ALP Membership #4
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Steve Wardell
Castle Road, Eurolink Business Park, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 3AG t: 01795 433614 / 01795 433600 e: swardell@crossandwells.com www.crossandwells.com
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Direct Table Foods Ltd Diane Zabroski
Berryworld Ltd Emma Henry
Turnford Place, Great Cambridge Road, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, EN10 6NH t: 07720 425637 e: bwethical@berryworld.com www.berryworld.co.uk
Clock House Farm Limited Jane Peckham
Heath Road, Coxheath, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 4PB t: 01622 743955 e: recruitment@clockhousefarm.co.uk www.clockhousefarm.co.uk
Saxham Business Park, Little Saxham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP28 6RX t: 01284 747819 e: diane.zabroski@directtable.co.uk www.directtable.co.uk
Drimbawn Mushrooms (UK) Ltd Róisín McGlaughlin
Stock Lane, Langford, Somerset, BS40 5ES t: 00353 473 8200 e: r.mcglaughlin@monaghan-mushrooms.com www.monaghan-mushrooms.com
Emmett UK Ltd
Stephanie Cooling Washway Road, Fosdyke, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 6LQ t: 01205 260000 e: steph.cooling@emmettuk.com www.emmettuk.com
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Fesa UK Ltd
Greencore Food To Go
Clay Lake, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 6BL t: 01775 714700 e: tgarner@fesa.co.uk www.fesa.co.uk
Retford Road, Manton Wood Enterprise Park, Manton Wood, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S80 2RS t: 01909 497213 e: elaine.neale@greencore.com www.greencore.com
Tracey Garner
Flamingo Flowers UK Ltd Claire Baker
Stonegate, Weston, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 6HR t: 07715 924997 e: claire.baker@flamingo.net www.flamingo.net
Flavourfresh Salads Ltd Malgorzata Kalitka
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Aldergrove Centre, Marsh Road, Banks, Southport, Merseyside, Lancashire, PR9 8DX t: 01704 215107 e: malgorzata.kalitka@flavourfresh.com www.flavourfresh.com
Forest Garden Ltd Emma Stones
Unit 288 Oak Drive, Hartlebury Trading Estate, Hartlebury, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, DY10 4JB t: 01299 252652 e: emma.stones@forestgarden.co.uk www.forestgarden.co.uk
Fyffes Group Ltd Jon Tugwell
Houndmills Road, Houndsmills Industrial Estate, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XL t: 01256 383200 e: jtugwell@fyffes.com www.fyffes.com
Greencell Ltd
Elizabeth Williams
Hollylodge Facilities, West Marsh Road, Pinchbeck, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3UG t: 01775 717395 e: elizabeth.williams@greencell.com www.greencell.com
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Greenvale AP Ltd Andy Ferguson
Craigswalls, Duns, Berwickshire, TD11 3PZ t: 01890 818181 e: andy.ferguson@greenvale.co.uk www.greenvale.co.uk
Greenyard Fresh UK Rachel Wood
Stephenson Avenue, Pinchbeck, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3SW t: 01775 711565 e: rwood@greenyardfresh.co.uk www.greenyardfresh.co.uk
Griffin and Brand (European) Ltd Jeremy Barnes
Trophy House, Leacon Road, Ashford, Kent, TN23 4TU t: 01233 645941 e: jbarnes@griffin-brand.co.uk www.griffin-brand.co.uk
Hain Daniels Group Alda Ellison
2100 Century Way, Thorpe Park, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS15 8ZB t: 0113 248 0770 e: alda.ellison@haindaniels.com www.haindaniels.com
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Hall Hunter Partnership (Farming)
Lincolnshire Field Products Ltd
Heathlands Farm, Honey Hill, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 3BG t: 0118 912 3110 e: viliana.ignateva@hallhunter.co.uk www.hallhunter.co.uk
Wool Hall Farm, Wykeham, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 6HW t: 01775 725041 e: wendy.woolf@lincsfp.com www.lincsfp.com
Hello Fresh
Minor, Weir & Willis Ltd
Unit 3, Chalker Way, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX16 4XD t: 07453 973185 e: karla.quinney@hellofresh.co.uk www.hellofresh.co.uk
Altitude, 206 Deykin Avenue, Witton, Birmingham, West Midlands, B6 7BH t: 0121 289 4000 e: leighton.hughes@mww.co.uk www.mww.co.uk
Viliana Ignateva
Karla Quinney
Wendy Woolf
Leighton Hughes
Hilton Seafood UK
Moy Park Ltd
Head Office, Estate Road No 2, South Humberside Industrial Estate, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, DN31 2TG t: 01472 502334 e: katie.george@hfgplc.com www.hiltonfoodgroupplc.com
39 Seagoe Industrial Estate, Portadown, Craigavon, County Armagh, BT63 5QE t: 02838 352233 e: duncan.amps@moypark.com www.moypark.com
Katie George
Integrated Service Solutions Ltd Kay Makin
c/o Fowler Welch Coolchain, London Road, Teynham, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 9PR t: 01795 523310 e: kay.makin@issproduce.co.uk www.issproduce.co.uk
J O Sims Ltd
Richard Cundall Pudding Lane, Pinchbeck, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3TJ t: 01775 842133 e: richard.cundall@josims.com www.josims.com
Len Wright Salads Ltd Susan Sergison
Hazeldene Distribution Centre, Taylors Meanygate, Tarleton, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 6XB t: 01772 812647 e: susan@lwmsalads.co.uk www.lwmsalads.co.uk
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Natures Way Foods Ltd Jurgita Balkiene
Park Farm, Chicester Road, Selsey, West Sussex, PO20 9HP t: 01243 603111 e: jurgitabalkiene@nwfltd.co.uk www.natureswayfoods.com
Noble Foods Ltd Kirsty Black
Corringham Road, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, DN21 1QH t: 01427 616667 e: kirsty.black@noblefoods.co.uk www.noblefoods.co.uk
PDM Produce (UK) Ltd Diana Wood
Chadwell Park Farm, Great Chatwell, Newport, Shropshire, TF10 9BN t: 01952 691617 e: diana.wood@pdmgroup.co.uk www.pdmproduce.co.uk
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Pilgrims UK and Dalehead Foods
Vitacress Ltd
Seton House, Warwick Technology Park, Gallows Hill, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV34 6DA t: 07585 995552 e: andy.york@pilgrimsuk.com www.pilgrimsuk.com
Runcton Nursery, Pagham Road, Runcton, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20 1LJ t: 01264 732021 e: tanya.mew@vitacress.com www.vitacress.com
Poupart Ltd
W.D. Irwin & Sons Ltd
Turnford Place, Great Cambridge Road, Turnford, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, EN10 6NH t: 01992 473174 e: kathryn.chambers@poupartproduce.co.uk www.poupartproduce.co.uk
The Food Park, Carne, Portadown, County Armagh, BT63 5WE t: 02838 390807 e: stotton@irwinsbakery.com www.irwinsbakery.com
Richard Hochfeld Ltd
Westbridge Foods Ltd
Orchard Place, Comp Road, Borough Green, Kent, TN15 8LW t: 01732 880709 e: enquiries@richardhochfeld.co.uk www.richardhochfeld.co.uk
Upton House, Hartlebury Trading Estate, Kidderminster, West Midlands, DY10 4JB t: 01299 253131 e: carl.cooper@westbridgefoods.com www.westbridgefoods.com
Southern England Farms Ltd
Winterbotham Darby & Co Ltd
Lambo, Fraddam Road, Leedstown, Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 5PF t: 01736 851991 e: jane@sefltd.com www.sefltd.com
Granville House, Gatton Park Business Centre, 9 Wells Place, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 3AS t: 01737 646685 e: mlishmund@winterbothamdarby.com www.winterbothamdarby.com
Andy York
Kathryn Chambers
Nela Cansado
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Sunmagic Juices Ltd Emma James
The Old Dairy, Biddenden Road, Headcorn, Ashford, Kent, TN27 9LW t: 07904 094718 e: emma.james@sunmagicjuices.co.uk www.sunmagic.co.uk
The Fresca Group Shayne Tyler
The Fresh Produce Centre, Transfesa Road, Paddock Wood, Kent, TN12 6UT t: 01892 835577 e: shayne.tyler@frescagroup.co.uk www.frescagroup.co.uk
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Sheree Totton
Carl Cooper
Margaret Lishmund
Worldwide Fruit Ltd Samuel Cliff
Apple Way, Wardentree Lane, Pinchbeck, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3BB t: 01775 717000 e: samuel.cliff@worldwidefruit.co.uk www.worldwidefruit.co.uk
XPO Logistics - Supply Chain Jackson Ford
XPO House, Lodge Way, New Duston, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN5 7SL t: 01604 737100 e: jackson.ford@xpo.com www.xpo.com
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ALP SERVICE PARTNERS
JMW Solicitors LLP Paul Chamberlain
1 Byrom Place, Spinningfields, Manchester, M3 3HG t: 0161 838 2762 e: paul.chamberlain@jmw.co.uk www.jmw.co.uk
Just Good Work
Benefits of ALP Membership #16
REGIONAL MEETINGS In the Autumn we take to the road, this time for a series of informal round tables, just for labour providers and the issues they face – come along and meet us.
Quintin Lake
e: business@justgood.work www.justgood.work
Licence Bureau Ltd Mike Reed
5 Amberside House, Wood Lane, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP2 4TP t: 01442 430980 e: m.reed@licencebureau.co.uk www.licencebureau.co.uk
Lift Share
Mark Hand 4 Duke Street, Norwich NR3 3AJ t: 01603 389321 / 07957 583 040 e: markhand@liftshare.com https://www.mobilityways.co.uk https://business.liftshare.com
NSL Ltd t/a NSL Checking
OnePay
Mayfield House, Lower Railway Road, Ilkley, West Yorkshire, LS29 8FL t: 0113 320 1465 e: forbusiness@onepay.co.uk https://onepay.co.uk/forbusiness
Tandem
Alex Shapland-Howes t: 01933 812235 e: hello@ridetandem.co www.ridetandem.co
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YHA England & Wales Michael Sabin
t: 0784 3344646 e: michael.sabin@yha.org.uk www.yha.org.uk
Bunmi Fayomi
Zeelo
The Urban Building, 3-5 Albert Street, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 2BU t: 07990 775168 e: bunmi.fayomi@nsl.co.uk www.nsl.co.uk/nsl_checking
t: 07515 505150 e: sales@zeelo.co www.zeelo.co
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JUST BEFORE YOU GO
Although we haven’t been able to meet with you face to face this year, we have produced more resources to support our members than ever before, including written guidance, online webinars and training, video and social media. We hope we have helped you to weather the storms of 2020 and look forward to meeting again in 2021. We’d love to stay connected with all recipients of this handbook. Here’s 3 ways that will help.
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Follow us on LinkedIn click visit www.linkedin. com/company/ association-of-labourproviders/
Visit our website and check out what the ALP can offer you from training to finding a labour provider in your area – there are many resources publicly available for download.
Join the growing band of labour providers who want to belong to a trade association who has the interests of it’s members plus those who work for them at its core. Join us today at https:// labourproviders.org.uk/ join-now/.
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