All employers are at risk of having certain groups of employees in their blind spot, including migrant workers with or without status. But there are also other shadow workers who play an essential role in everyday life, often little recognised, despite their critical usefulness. Who are these employees, and why can they be taken for granted represent a significant risk to the organisation?
All employers are at risk of having certain groups of employees in their blind spot, including migrant workers with or without status. But there are also other shadow workers who play an essential role in everyday life, often little recognised, despite their critical usefulness. Who are these employees, and why can they be taken for granted represent a significant risk to the organisation?