Blacklisted workers get more time to access database

Construction workers who were blacklisted have been given more time to access their records.

In March, the Information Commissioner revealed that over 40 major construction companies were using the services of the Consulting Association to blacklist workers. Since the blacklist was revealed, individual construction workers have had the opportunity to contact the Information Commissioner, find out whether they had been blacklisted and receive a copy of their records. However, because th... (174 more words)

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