Unlock speaks to Radio Sussex about the findings of it’s new report and how some employers may potentially be breaking the law
Following the publication of Unlock’s A question of fairness report, Co-director Christopher Stacey speaks to Radio Sussex’s Danny Pike. The report finds that the vast majority of national companies continue to have criminal record declarations as a core part of their initial job application forms. By doing so, employers are not only potentially acting unlawfully but are also missing out on a huge pool of talented workers.
You can listen to the programme here (1 hour 10 mins in) until 23rd November 2018.
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