Assessment of the risks of human trafficking for forced labour on the UK Seasonal Workers Pilot.
- Fecha
2021
- Autores
Caroline Robinson
- Resumen
This report presents the findings of research conducted by Focus on
Labour Exploitation (FLEX) and Fife Migrants Forum (FMF) between
March 2020 and February 2021. This research was initiated in order
to seek to understand the risk of human trafficking for forced labour
for people coming to Scotland on the Seasonal Workers Pilot (SWP)
in the horticultural sector. A two-year SWP was announced by the UK
government in 2018 in response to concerns raised by farmers about
possible labour shortages in advance of and after the UK had left the
European Union (EU). During the development and launch of the SWP
the UK government did not engage in meaningful discussion with worker
representatives on the scheme, despite serious concerns raised by experts
on human trafficking and modern slavery. This report responds directly
to these concerns, seeking to document the voices and experiences of
the people who have come to Scotland on the SWP. In so doing it seeks to
develop strategies that can be taken by the UK and Scottish governments
to tackle the risks of human trafficking for forced labour on the SWP and
to protect current and future workers.- Institución responsable
Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX),
- Lugar de publicación
London
- Archivos adjuntos
- Conexiones
- Los sectores económicos
Agriculture and horticulture workers
- Tipos de contenido
Análisis de políticas, Casos documentados de abuso, La política actual, y Violación sistémica/estatal de derechos/libertades
- Los grupos destinatarios
Legisladores, Conciencia Pública, Los investigadores, y ONG / grupos comunitarios / redes de solidaridad
- Relevancia geográfica
Reino Unido
- Idiomas
Inglés