Modern Slavery
Train your employees on the definition of “Modern Slavery”, the characteristics of its victims, and how to help potential victims.
- Attention to Detail
- Cultural Awareness
- Critical Thinking
- Compliance Awareness
Course overview
Slavery is something everyone knows existed in the past. The idea of people being imprisoned, ill-treated, and forced to do things against their will is heartbreaking. And it’s difficult to understand how it was ever acceptable. Thankfully, in the modern world, slavery is seen as morally and lawfully wrong… But sadly, it does still exist.
It’s estimated that around 50 million victims are currently trapped in modern slavery globally. The true number is unknown, though, because so many modern slavery incidents go unreported. And every year, the number of people bought and sold increases, making modern slavery one of the fastest growing crimes.
What’s covered
- Defining the “Modern Slavery” including its forms
- Describing the victims of modern slavery
- Explaining resources and efforts to help potential victims
Why your teams need this course
Anyone can become trapped in modern slavery. And often it happens in plain sight. So, it’s vital for your employees to know how to spot the signs that someone may be a victim. This course will explain to them what modern slavery is, who’s most at risk, and what to do to help stop more people from becoming enslaved.
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