Agency Labour Best Practice & Audit Tool

Marks & Spencer say - “The overall response was extremely favourable with all testers stating that they found the tool easy to use and that the tool would be a considerable asset to their business.”

Clear and straightforward and mirroring the Gangmaster Licensing Authority standards, this tool enables labour providers and labour users to work towards best practice to:

Improve the legal, ethical and quality standards of agency labour
Reduce the risk of media exposé of agency worker exploitation
Enhance the likelihood of GLA Compliance Inspection success
Enable labour providers themselves to self-audit to improve internal standards and performance.
FREE - Model LP/LU Service Level Agreement to all tool purchasers

Download a leaflet describing the
Agency Labour Audit Tool

The GLA Chief Executive says - "The GLA welcomes any contribution to curbing the exploitation of workers. The Gangmaster Licence Audit Tool has been developed and is owned by allianceHR, independently of the GLA. It allows a labour user, labour provider or professional auditor to assess the extent to which a labour provider complies with the GLA licensing requirements. The GLA welcomes the availability of what could be an extremely useful indicator of labour user compliance”.

Terry O’Dea, Corporate Social Responsibility Director, 2 Sisters Food Group says - “We have found the Agency Labour Audit Tool to be a straightforward and effective tool to use in partnership with our labour provider to maintain and improve the quality of agency labour supply to our business. It has now formed part of our due diligence process in assuring the ethical and fair treatment of agency workers working in the 2 Sisters Food Group.”

Prices (exc. VAT)

	ALP Member	Non ALP
ALP Best Practice & Audit Tool - Annual purchase subscription per user - including all updates Multi user discounts: 3-10 licences = 10%; 10+ licences = 20%	£213 per licence	£285 per licence
1 Day Training Workshop - “Complying with the GLA Licensing Standards” Presented by industry experts at a number of UK locations for both labour providers and labour users and covering: Requirements of the GLA Licensing Standards; Good Auditing Practice and Using the Audit Tool.	£185 per delegate	£210 per delegate
Tool Telephone & Email Helpline support - (per organisation minimum annual subscription)	Free	£25/month
Expert Agency Audits - Your business confidentially audited by a specialist, experienced in auditing against the GLA standards.	On Application

CHOOSE HOW YOU WOULD LIKE TO ORDER

1. Download the "Order Form" complete and fax, scan or post as directed.

2. Call 01276 509306 or email enquiries@labourproviders.org.uk to discuss your individual requirement.

3. If you just want a single user licence at £285 (plus VAT) click the “Buy Now” button to pay via Paypal

Features & Benefits

Straightforward Due Diligence
- Filters interview questions by Labour Provider, Labour User and Workers
- Uses the same scoring as the GLA to allow you to rate your agencies
- Designed to be used by “non-audit specialists” in HR, QA, Technical, Operations etc.
Complete and up to date
- 300 key questions categorised into 10 Standards and 60 sub sections
- Provides appropriate guidance on legal requirements
- Updates issued to you as guidance and legislation changes - free of charge
Saves time and duplication
- Allows multiple audits to be recorded and saved in one system
- Allows entry straight into a laptop during the audit.
- Allows templates to be used for follow up audits
- Automatically produces reports - reports can be saved as pdf’s and emailed

Shayne Tyler, Operations Manager, Manor Fresh Ltd says - “At Manor Fresh assuring that workers are treated fairly throughout our supply chain is of paramount importance to our business and to our brand. The Agency Labour Audit Tool supports us in achieving this aim by providing a comprehensive and consistent benchmark against which we monitor our agency labour supply. The structured questions, relevant guidance and reporting tools simplify and standardise our processes.”