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ARTICLE · 01 MAY 2021

Immigration services for the agriculture & horticulture industries

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In the agriculture sector, seasonal work demands mean that businesses engage temporary staff on a short term basis.

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Immigration services for the Agriculture & Horticulture Industry

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In the agriculture sector, seasonal work demands mean that businesses are required to engage large numbers of temporary staff on short term bases. These peak periods can lead to numerous stresses on business, demonstrating gaps in internal processes and training.

Hammond Taylor was approached by an intensive agriculture business after the organisation was received high profile complaints of sexual harassment by senior staff towards a seasonal staff member.

Prior to undertaking the engagement we liaised with key business stakeholders to understand the businesses process framework, organisational structure, and remit of the investigation.

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