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The meeting will bring together members of the Polish community in Glasgow to discuss the issues and concerns which they are facing while working and living in Glasgow. It is hoped that this meeting will be the first of several across Scotland. The meeting provides an opportunity to meet Polish workers, to hear their challenges, issues of concern and aspirations. MIKE BRIDER, Transport & General Workers Union REGIONAL SECRETARY.

Sunday, 8 October 2006, 1pm - 3pm, Transport House, 290 Bath Street, Glasgow.

A new licensing scheme was launched in April 2006 to regulate labour providers in the agriculture, horticulture, dairy farming, shellfish gathering and associated processing and packaging sectors. The Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) was set up to curb the exploitation of workers in these industries.

Szkocja24.com, Polish Community in Scotland website, support GLA's first workers' communication campaign, to ensure workers know they have employment rights, raise awareness of the GLA and labour providers needing a licence, and the conditions workers should expect from their labour providers.