Brightwork

On this weeks episode Shan catches up with an Old School friend David McKinley, aka Tattoo Dave.

This week Shan catches up with Laurie Macpherson, Career Wing Woman.

Emma Jackson from CAP (Christians Against Poverty) talks about the importance of understanding the issue of mounting debt that many people in Scotland have built up. She discusses what an employer can do to support their workforce and also practical advice for those looking for help with their debt.

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Kezia Dugdale talks to Shan about I’m A Celebrity, the importance of politics and business working together, and her focus on Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion with the work that she now does with the John Smith Foundation.

Spotting the signs of labour exploitation should be simple. Here are the 7 red flags as discussed by Shan Saba (Director at Brightwork Staffline, and Founder of Scotland Against Modern Slavery) and Sarah Boparan (Compliance Investigations Manager at Staffline).

Whilst not exhaustive, being aware of these potential signs could help to save lives!

Jambo radio Scotland hosted Shan at the weekend where Bene chatted about growing up in Scotland, What Brightwork do as a business and the morals behind it, racism, spotting the signs of  modern slavery, concerns about the status of refugees and life after working as a glass collector in a strip club!

Three of our longest standing #Brightworkers step behind the camera to talk about how things have changed within the recruitment industry over the past 30 years.  Brian Cairney, who has been with Brightwork 26 years, Andrea Verrall who has been with us for 27 years, and Graeme Strachan who is celebrating his 29th anniversary this year with the company.

Kevin and Shan talk about growing up in Glasgow.

Dave Scott from the Anti Sectarianism Charity Nil By Mouth talks about the HR and PR issues around employees in the workplace and on social media channels and their views on "bigotry vs banter".