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Migrant Workers - Employers' Network

Migrant Workers - Employers' Network

A Virtual Network for Employers

Do you employ migrant workers?

Swindon Borough Council’s Community Directorate facilitates a multi agency group called The Swindon Migrant Workers group. This group initiated the idea for the Employing Migrant Workers conference. As a further piece of work, the Community Directorate has created a virtual network for local employers with interests or needs relating to migrant workers.

By joining this network, you will have access to advice, sources of help and details of future activities or workshops to address particular issues around employing migrant workers. We would also like you to tell us about key needs or changes in your migrant worker workforce. Membership of the network is currently completely free of charge.

Membership of the network, currently, is completely free of charge.

How to Join the Network

Please complete the online form (which will open in a new browser window):

Migrant Workers - Employers' Network online registration form

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