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Modern Slavery Compliance Training Course

  • 30 Minutes
  • For all staff
  • jurisdiction UK

Modern slavery is a serious crime with harsh penalties, and its victims are usually drawn from the most vulnerable or socially excluded groups. This 30-minute course helps staff recognise modern slavery and trafficking, identify the signs, and appreciate the key risks to the company.

Exposure usually sits several tiers down a supply chain, where visibility is poor and price pressure is highest. Firms above the turnover threshold must publish a statement, and that statement invites scrutiny of whether the underlying diligence is real. Training procurement, operations and front-line staff gives your organisation eyes in the places a statement alone cannot reach.
objectives

What you’ll learn in
this course

  • Recognise what modern slavery and human trafficking is and the scale of the problem
  • Know what signs to look out for
  • Appreciate the key risks to our Company and potential implications
  • Take appropriate action to manage the risks, and tackle modern slavery and human trafficking

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Incredibly helpful support team, who work with you to provide tailored advice and practical assistance. You are supported every step of the way. Would highly recommend.

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