Job&Talent reaffirms commitment to legal practices amid Birmingham bin strike

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Birmingham, 5 June 2025 – Job&Talent, a world-leading marketplace for essential work, is aware of the ongoing industrial action involving refuse workers in Birmingham, and the recent allegations made against the company.

Job&Talent confirms that all staffing practices related to the three refuse depots across Birmingham are fully compliant with all applicable legislation. Staffing levels have been maintained in line with those that existed prior to the start of the industrial action, with no increase in numbers at any of the depots across the city.

A review was undertaken by the Employment Agency Standards (EAS) Inspectorate in the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), which Job&Talent fully cooperated with. The audit concluded with no findings of wrongdoing, reaffirming the company’s full compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Job&Talent remains firmly committed to operating with transparency, integrity, and in full accordance with employment laws. It prioritises the rights, welfare, and safety of its workforce, maintaining regular communication to ensure all workers feel supported. Open to constructive dialogue with all stakeholders, the company will continue to act responsibly in supporting both clients and workers throughout this period.

About Job&Talent

Job&Talent is a world-leading marketplace for essential work, matching great people with great companies directly through its platform. Founded in 2009, its mission is to empower workers by offering stability, faster job placements and fair treatment, while supporting companies with efficient workforce management solutions. The AI-enabled platform streamlines and automates workforce management, helping businesses achieve higher productivity and workforce reliability. In 2024, Job&Talent placed over 300,000 workers in more than 3,250 companies across industries like logistics and retail. Headquartered in Madrid, Job&Talent operates in 10 countries across Europe, the U.S., and Latin America, backed by leading investors such as Atomico, Kinnevik, and Softbank.
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