Leicester’s garment sector inquiry lessons revealed

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Review says non-compliance on minimum wage and labour standards was actually lower than in other UK manufacturing industries

LEICESTER - The largest multi-agency crackdown ever launched against labour non-compliance in the UK garment industry has revealed both progress and persistent challenges in Leicester’s textile sector.

Contrary to expectations, it found that the level of non-compliance with minimum wage and labour standards in Leicester’s garment sector was lower than in other UK manufacturing industries.

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