Around the world today some 40 million people are trapped in slavery. It’s not a remote issue: tens of thousands of modern day slaves are thought to be living in the UK, while countless more are involved in some aspect of the products and services that we make use of in the UK.
In recognition of the scale of the issue, the government introduced the Modern Slavery Act in 2015. This places a wide range of legal duties on organisations to eliminate slavery from their operations and supply chains. With our Tackling Modern Slavery online training course, you can get everyone up to speed with their legal responsibilities and enable them to take a positive role in putting a stop to slavery.
Comprehensive mastery test to verify each user’s knowledge and understanding of the contents of the course. On successfully passing the test, users can download a personal course completion certificate.
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Modern Slavery can happen at any point in the supply chain. Not only is it a desperate situation for those caught up in it, but it can be damaging to reputation and can also land an organisation in legal trouble. The Modern Slavery act 2015 places responsibility on organisations to be diligent and prevent Modern Slavery risks in their supply chains. Our Tackling Modern Slavery eLearning course ensures everyone in your organisation understands what Modern Slavery is and what they can do to minimise the risks of slavery occuring in the supply chain.
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