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Modern Slavery

The purpose of these courses is to create awareness for both firm management and employees around the concept of modern slavery and its potential impacts on customer organisations. The course introduces the countries, industries and types of workplaces where modern slavery risks are known to be high, as well as the legislation intended to protect individuals.

Geography Covered: Global | Duration: 45-60 minutes

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Summary

"Modern slavery” is an umbrella term used to describe an array of related criminal practices, including human trafficking, forced and compulsory labor, bonded labor, and sexual or criminal exploitation, among others. In general, in these situations, one person is in a position of extreme power and acts as an “owner” of another person. It’s estimated that some 46 million people — about 0.5% of the global population — today suffer under some form of modern slavery.

Firms with long, complex supply chains may be unaware that slavery exists several stages away from their “visible” supply chain. Even firms with high-tech supply chains may find that raw materials are sourced from areas with a high risk of forced labor practices. And the financial, insurance and accounting industries may commonly recruit or retain — either directly or through a third party — lower-skilled and lower-paid workers to provide construction, janitorial, catering, call center or other services.

  • Global courses

    Modern Slavery
    This course identifies the many types of modern slavery and raises awareness of how a lack of due diligence can allow slavery to make its way into any firm’s supply chain. The course also provides training on how to recognise the red flags of human trafficking, forced and compulsory labour, bonded labour, and sexual or criminal exploitation.

    Modern Slavery – Mekong Club Ending Slavery Video Series
    The 'Video Series' course has been developed by the Mekong Club, an NGO and association of businesses that unites and mobilises the private sector for the common cause of disrupting and ending modern slavery.

    Americas courses

    Combating Human Trafficking
    The purpose of this course is to create awareness for employees around the concept of human trafficking and its effects on both supply chains and organizations. The course introduces the industries and types of workers vulnerable to human trafficking, as well as the laws and regulations intended to protect victims. Additionally, it guides employees in learning how to spot signs of human trafficking and how to report suspected violations.

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