Bed firm boss convicted over ‘slave workforce’
Editor2018-08-12T12:03:41+00:00READ HERE The boss of a bed-making firm has been found guilty of human trafficking.
READ HERE The boss of a bed-making firm has been found guilty of human trafficking.
READ HERE A couple who supplied workers to Sports Direct have appeared in court accused of modern slavery.
READ HERE Permila Tirkey, from Bihar in India, was paid as little as 11p an hour and was forced to work 18 hour days by her employers
READ HERE Thirteen people have been charged after a police operation against modern slavery.
READ MORE THE GUARDIAN: Until now, modern slavery and development have been treated largely as separate policy areas. In fact, they are inextricably linked.
READ HERE Exploitation of migrant workers by unscrupulous UK employers is on the increase, the government’s anti-slavery commissioner has reported.
READ HERE Six workers bringing legal action against Kent-based DJ Houghton describe working as chicken catchers in inhuman and degrading conditions
READ HERE We should pause and celebrate the United Kingdom's Modern Slavery Act. By Andrew Wallis, founder and CEO of awarding winning anti-slavery charity Unseen.
READ HERE Key parts of new legislation to combat slavery in the UK - including life sentences for those guilty of people trafficking - have come into force in England and Wales.
READ HERE Large businesses across multiple sectors are about to be required to publish a statement on what, if any, anti-slavery and human trafficking precautions they have in place.
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