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Why the Fair Work Agency needs a migrant worker focus
Given the position of foreign-born workers in the labour market, the Fair Work Agency (FWA) - the single body that will be tasked with enforcing employment rights - must function to support them. (Image © House of Commons)
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MPs agree that work sponsorship system needs reform in key Westminster debate
Could a “Certificate of Common Sponsorship” be the solution to the widespread exploitation experienced by workers on sponsored visas? We unpack the debate and the government's response.
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Drop in visas for carers indicates tougher Home Office action on sponsors, but insufficient protection for migrants and the care sector
Greater Home Office due diligence has resulted in stricter licensing requirements and more licence revocations, but this isn't enough to protect migrant workers from exploitation.
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The forgotten third: Migrant workers' views on improving conditions in England's adult social care sector
Finding that migrant care workers are suffering persistent employment rights breaches, but are dissuaded from reporting, we present recommendations for sector-level and immigration reform.
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Labour Party Conference 2024: What it might mean for workers' rights advocates
We headed to Liverpool to raise awareness of migrants and vulnerable workers’ issues. Here's what we learnt about Labour's plans for vulnerable workers - and how we might influence them.
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