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Will licensing fix fashion’s exploitation crisis?

What our clients say:

Industry leaders argue that there are too many loopholes in current anti-slavery legislation, and a licensing system would raise standards across the UK’s garment factories.

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What our clients say:

Louisa Robinson has been fantastic working alongside through the recruitment process. From the first conversation I had with her about the job I felt confident going into the interview process with Louisa’s backing. Her communication has been brilliant right the way through and even after being offered the job she has kept in contact with me to make sure everything is all set for my start date. (Louisa Robinson – Feb 2020)

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Looking for a new role during a pandemic is new and difficult ground but it’s those challenging times when you find those professionals in your network that have the resilience and commitment to carry on doing an amazing job for their candidates and clients alike. Jessica Watson provided me with both the support and space to consider all my options in making my next move. Kind words are easy but Jessica took the time to understand not only my ability and strengths but also my character to ensure I would give that all important cultural add to the business. Thanks again Jessica, I am loving my new role and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend you to my network. (Jessica Watson – June 2020)

Candidate

Salma Sodawala was very supportive throughout the entire recruitment process. Her guidance and advice was key in my approach to the interview and for the subsequent projects required at the final stages. I appreciated her continual feedback and honest approach for a job application which proved challenging as it evolved and changed over the course of four months. Salma’s vision and open mindedness made her stand out amongst the other recruiters in her field and her knowledge and experience was an invaluable part of me getting the job I wanted. (Salma Sodawala – Feb 2020)

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