Modern Slavery
Modern slavery is a serious crime with harsh penalties. Companies and their employees have a duty to help to prevent it from happening both within their businesses and their supply chain. Our Modern Slavery Refresher will remind your employees of the warning signs, key risks and the actions they should take to mitigate them.
- 10 Minutes
- For all staff
Learning objectives
- Recognise what modern slavery and human trafficking are and the scale of these problems
- Know what signs to look out for
- Appreciate the key risks to our Company and how we may be implicated
- Take appropriate action to manage the risks, and tackle modern slavery and human trafficking
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