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Gangmasters arrested
Possible human trafficking operation in Lincolnshire broken up after police raid
Yesterday morning (November 19) 200 members representing several agencies, including Gangmasters Licensing Authority and Northants Police, descended onto a field near Holbeach, South Lincolnshire. Three men were arrested on suspicion of human trafficking for purposes of labour exploitation. It is alleged that more than 60 workers from across Eastern Europe had been picking leeks. Police have also been searching homes in the More Information on Gangmasters arrested
Y BOTHER
Recruitment managing director claims major shift in workplace demands as Generation Y kicked into touch
The whole Generation Y concept of work- where flexibility, work life balance and a More Information on Y bother
BT AFTERSHOCKS
Job losses at BT last week means there are lessons to be learnt about recession-vulnerable agency temps
Last week’s announcement of large scale job losses at BT has highlighted the particular More Information on BT aftershocks
PAY DISPARITY
CIPD warns that the pay gap between menand women must be closed if equality is to be taken seriously.
Figures from the 2008 Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings released earlier today by the Office for National Statistics show that women have slipped further behind men in the pay More Information on Pay disparity
NORAS ANNOUNCED
National Online Recruitment Award winners announced from strongest ever field
In the eighth annual NORAs held in Leicester Square last night (Thursday) the industry celebrated the strength of its online presence. Fish4jobs managing director firstly gave his slant on the economic situation More Information on NORAs announced
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