As part of a section in the Employment Agencies Act of 1973, the Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate?s list reveals who have been deemed guilty of misconduct or unsuitability. The 16 people, who each have bans lasting ten years, but which run out anywhere between 2017 and 2024, cannot run or be involved with running any employment agency or employment business during the period. Anyone found to have not complied with those restrictions can face criminal proceedings. In a similar way to which the government is naming and shaming businesses which are not paying the minimum wage or are abusing payment terms, the general public are being encouraged to report those who might have breached a prohibition order. Back in October 2015, 113 companies were named and shamed with regards to the minimum wage. A total of ?387,000 had not been paid by companies including Monsoon Accessorize and Xercise4less. Read more about who’s been named and shamed:
(Name) Brian Alcock (Prohibition period) 18/05/2007-17/05/2017 (Last known trading area) East Midlands Raymond Paul Knapman 13/04/2007-12/04/2017 ??Devon Robert William Legg 13/04/2007-14/10/2017 ? Devon Dean Coles 15/10/2007-4/10/2017 ? Gloucestershire David Allon 16/02/2010-15/02/2020 ? Yorkshire Irfan Khan 01/08/2010-31/07/2017 ??Central London Christine Lewiss 25/10/2010-24/10/2017 ??Norfolk Steven Howard 01/11/2010-31/10/2020 ? East Sussex Amanda Howard 01/11/2010-21/10/2020 ??East Sussex Glynn Davies 20/12/2010-19/12/2020 ??West Lothian Gerald Leslie Hemming 01/02/2011-31/01/2018 * ??West Midlands Ian Johnson 06/02/2013-05/02/2020 ??Tyne & Wear Ronald William, Edward Clark 06/02/2013-05/02/2020 ??Tyne & Wear StephenBartlett 30/08/2013-29/08/2023 ??Coventry Mazhar Hayat Raja 22/04/2014-21/04/2024 ??Hounslow Peter Heselwood 01/05/2014-30/04/2021 ??Greater Manchester *Hemming is prohibited from running an employment agency or employment business in respect of actors, musicians, singers, dancers, background artistes, extras, walk-ons, or other performers. He has to comply with certain conditions agreed with BIS in respect of other work-seekers that he finds work for.
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