TY - BOOK
T1 - Farm Workers in Scottish Agriculture
T2 - Case Studies in the International Seasonal Migrant Labour Market. Commissioned report for the Scottish Government
AU - De Lima, Philomena
N1 - ©2018 The Authors
PY - 2018/12/3
Y1 - 2018/12/3
N2 - The seasonal and physical nature of aspects of agricultural work has resulted in some sectors of the Scottish industry, such as horticulture and dairy, becoming increasingly reliant on a supply of labour from outside the UK. Retaining access to this seasonal labour pool is critical to maintaining competitiveness in an increasing global industry, and many farmers and labour providers have voiced concerns regarding business uncertainty due to prospective future labour issues. The report presents key findings from a mixture of sources including administrative data, surveys of farmers and seasonal migrant workers, farmer and wider stakeholder interviews and also group interviews with seasonal migrant workers
AB - The seasonal and physical nature of aspects of agricultural work has resulted in some sectors of the Scottish industry, such as horticulture and dairy, becoming increasingly reliant on a supply of labour from outside the UK. Retaining access to this seasonal labour pool is critical to maintaining competitiveness in an increasing global industry, and many farmers and labour providers have voiced concerns regarding business uncertainty due to prospective future labour issues. The report presents key findings from a mixture of sources including administrative data, surveys of farmers and seasonal migrant workers, farmer and wider stakeholder interviews and also group interviews with seasonal migrant workers
M3 - Other report
BT - Farm Workers in Scottish Agriculture
PB - The Scottish Government
ER -