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Room for improvement: Our submission to the Home Office's consultation on the identification of victims of modern slavery
We’ve submitted evidence demonstrating how the identification of victims of modern slavery, specifically sponsored migrant workers, is dangerously inadequate.
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Green Party Conference 2025: framing a positive message around migrants
For the first time, the Work Rights Centre joined the Green Party conference, where we witnessed a growing recognition that workers' rights issues should be at the forefront of their policy agenda
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Labour Party Conference 2025: Bringing migrant workers to the table
For the third year in a row, we attended the Labour Party Conference where we met a government more concerned with appearing tough on migration than engaging with the reality of migration and migrants’ experiences.
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Déjà vu? The risks of migrant worker exploitation in construction
Our analysis finds that migrant construction workers will be put at high risk of exploitation if the existing work-sponsorship model is expanded in the sector to meet Labour's house-bulding targets.
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Lib Dem party conference 2025: promising foundations to support migrant workers and their families
We joined the 2025 Liberal Democrat party conference to make sure migrant and disadvantaged workers were represented in conversations about health and social care, the NRPF policy, digital IDs, social security and justice reform.
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