Home-grown labour series: Making meat processing attractive to domestic workers

A myth has developed in recent years that British people do not want to work in the meat processing sector, but is it true? Abi Kay reports.

Abi Kay
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Home-grown labour series: Making meat processing attractive to domestic workers

A myth has developed in recent years that British people do not want to work in the meat processing sector, but is it true? Abi Kay reports. For more than a decade, the meat processing sector has been...

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