16 10月 2023

著者:: By Unseen (UK)

健康管理

フィリピンイギリスジンバブエナイジェリアインド

食の権利 Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions プライバシー表現の自由の否定 Ownership of Property & Possessions ...

健康管理

フィリピンイギリスジンバブエナイジェリアインド

食の権利 Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions プライバシー表現の自由の否定 Ownership of Property & Possessions 監視 Irregular Work Access to Non-Judicial Remedy 移住者及び移民労働者 Denial of leave 従業員労働: 一般 Debt Bondage 採用費強制労働と現代の奴隷制 Adequate Living Standards Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time Poverty Wages Wage Theft Minimum Wage 生活賃金移動の自由の否定 Restricted mobility 威嚇及び脅迫情報へのアクセス苦情処理メカニズム人種/民族/カースト/オリジン差別身分証明書の取り上げ

申立

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

A report by Unseen finds rising numbers of cases of forced labour and exploitation in the UK's care sector. One case included in the report describes a migrant worker who came to the UK on a skilled worker visa where she began a role as a domiciliary care worker. She was unaware of UK worker rights and her employer took advantage of this. She worked 12-hour shifts seven days a week. The only way She could have a day off work was to call in sick. Her rate of pay varied between different clients, ranging from £5 to £10.50 per hour.

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

情報へのアクセス , Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time , Denial of leave , Minimum Wage

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: Having assessed indicators of labour abuse, the Helpline advised the worker of its assessment, signposted her to specialist services to gain employment advice and submitted referrals to HMRC and the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) for concerns about national minimum wage and labour abuse

情報源のタイプ: NGO

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

A report by Unseen finds rising numbers of cases of forced labour and exploitation in the UK's care sector. One case included in the report describes a female migrant worker who came to the UK on a Health and Social Care visa. She had been charged £6,000 by her employer for a certificate of sponsorship. She was not provided with a sufficient number of hours, working a maximum of 18 hours per week. During one month she was not scheduled to work at all.

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

情報へのアクセス , Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time , Denial of leave , Minimum Wage

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: The Helpline provided signposts to local support and employment advice services. If a route into the Home Office or Department of Health and Social Care existed, to report businesses charging employees for visas, a referral might have been made.

情報源のタイプ: NGO

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

A report by Unseen finds rising numbers of cases of forced labour and exploitation in the UK's care sector. One case included in the report describes a female migrant worker recruited from Zimbabwe to work in a residential care home. She did not receive a contract, and her employer charged her £10,000 for a certificate of sponsorship. She was then forced to work more than her agreed hours, sometimes working 18-hour shifts for up to 10 days in a row. She should have been paid the National Minimum Wage. However, deductions were made from her pay to recoup the £10,000, leaving her with as little as £200 per month. On some days she could not afford to eat.If she complained or spoke up about her rights, her employer threatened to report her to the Home Office and have her deported. They had also threatened to harm her and her family in Zimbabwe if she reported the situation.

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

採用費 , 情報へのアクセス , Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time , Irregular Work , Poverty Wages , Wage Theft , 食の権利 , 表現の自由の否定 , 威嚇及び脅迫 , Access to Non-Judicial Remedy , 強制労働と現代の奴隷制

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: The Helpline assessed indicators of modern slavery, explored support options with the worker and referred the situation to the police, which resulted in an investigation

情報源のタイプ: News outlet

要約

Date Reported: 22 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

A report by Unseen finds rising numbers of cases of forced labour and exploitation in the UK's care sector. One case included in the report describes a migrant worker who came to the UK from the Philippines on a skilled worker visa to work in a residential care home. She and her colleagues lived in the care home and were forced to share small rooms. Their employer was controlling - confiscating their phones, frequently searching their possessions, verbally abusing and shouting at them, and threatening to cancel their visas.

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions , プライバシー , 表現の自由の否定 , Ownership of Property & Possessions , 監視 , 威嚇及び脅迫 , 情報へのアクセス , 強制労働と現代の奴隷制

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: Assessing indicators of modern slavery, the Helpline referred the situation to the police, which resulted in investigation by the Modern Slavery Organised Immigration Crime unit

情報源のタイプ: NGO

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

A report by Unseen finds rising numbers of cases of forced labour and exploitation in the UK's care sector. One case included in the report describes an Indian care worker whose employer took her passport. She, along with four others, were ordered to sign a three-year contract with the care company. Often her employer would drive her to and from clients’ homes. She would complete a 12-hour shift with one client and then be expected to go straight into another 12-hour shift supporting another client, often working longer than 24 consecutive hours without breaks. A concerned client let her sleep during a shift and provided her with food, as Divya was not earning enough money to buy provisions.

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

食の権利 , Poverty Wages , 強制労働と現代の奴隷制 , 身分証明書の取り上げ , Restricted mobility , Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: Assessing indicators of modern slavery, the Helpline referred the case to the appropriate police force, where it was reviewed and actioned by their Modern Slavery Team

情報源のタイプ: NGO

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16 10月 2023

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Who Cares? A REVIEW OF REPORTS OF EXPLOITATION IN THE CARE SECTOR

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健康管理

フィリピンイギリスジンバブエナイジェリアインド

申立

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

情報へのアクセス , Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time , Denial of leave , Minimum Wage

回答

Response sought: いいえ

情報源のタイプ: NGO

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

情報へのアクセス , Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time , Denial of leave , Minimum Wage

回答

Response sought: いいえ

情報源のタイプ: NGO

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: The Helpline assessed indicators of modern slavery, explored support options with the worker and referred the situation to the police, which resulted in an investigation

情報源のタイプ: News outlet

要約

Date Reported: 22 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

A report by Unseen finds rising numbers of cases of forced labour and exploitation in the UK's care sector. One case included in the report describes a migrant worker who came to the UK from the Philippines on a skilled worker visa to work in a residential care home. She and her colleagues lived in the care home and were forced to share small rooms. Their employer was controlling - confiscating their phones, frequently searching their possessions, verbally abusing and shouting at them, and threatening to cancel their visas.

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: Assessing indicators of modern slavery, the Helpline referred the situation to the police, which resulted in investigation by the Modern Slavery Organised Immigration Crime unit

情報源のタイプ: NGO

要約

Date Reported: 16 10月 2023

場所: イギリス

その他

Not Reported ( 健康管理 ) - Employer

課題

食の権利 , Poverty Wages , 強制労働と現代の奴隷制 , 身分証明書の取り上げ , Restricted mobility , Reasonable Working Hours & Leisure Time

回答

Response sought: いいえ

取られた措置: Assessing indicators of modern slavery, the Helpline referred the case to the appropriate police force, where it was reviewed and actioned by their Modern Slavery Team

情報源のタイプ: NGO

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…Abuse and exploitation of workers are evident in all sectors of the UK economy. However, the risks are higher in the care sector than in other sectors because of the significant use of temporary labour and the conditions of employment…

Throughout 2022 and into 2023 the Helpline has seen a significant rise in the number of cases indicating labour abuse and forced labour in the care sector. Many involve foreign nationals. As the UK opens up new visa routes for employment to meet labour shortages the potential for exploitation increases. Many workers who come to the UK do not know their rights or how to raise a concern.

For many who come to the UK, debt bondage is a significant factor because they have borrowed in their home country to pay for unfair and unlawful recruitment practices, visa fees and travel costs to get to the UK. Many workers pay thousands of pounds to a third-party facilitator to help them navigate the recruitment and visa process. Many are unable to repay the debt, making them more vulnerable to exploitation in the UK. Often, workers are also charged large fees, directly by their employers, for certificates of sponsorship…

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Modern slavery helpline calls surge from care staff