Would you know how to recognise a victim of modern slavery?
According to latest reports in 2020 from The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) and the Justice & Care Charity, based on police evidence, we can accurately estimate there are at least 100,000 people kept in slave-like conditions across the UK, which dwarfs the 10,000 working figure estimated by a government study in 2017.
In fact, one of the largest offenders of modern slavery is the UK, with reported cases increasing across many industries, including agriculture, construction, hospitality and manufacturing. The issue is likely to intensify in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and is already costing the UK taxpayer many billions of pounds.
It’s every organisation’s ethical responsibility to ensure managers and employees can identify the characteristics of modern slavery and ensure they remain compliant with the Modern Day Slavery Act 2015.
Our Modern Slavery elearning course looks at the extent of modern slavery in the UK; how to spot the signs of a victim; what to watch out for as an employer and how to report concerns to ensure vulnerable people are identified and supported.
Objectives
After completing this course, learners will be able to:
- Appreciate the extent of modern slavery in the UK and the many forms it takes
- Recognise the factors that can increase a person’s risk of exploitation
- Spot signs of modern slavery and human trafficking that can help them identify potential victims
- Understand the measures available to punish perpetrators and support potential victims
- Report their suspicions or concerns to the appropriate organisation
Topics
Topics explored in this course, Modern Slavery:
- Modern slavery
- Victims of modern slavery
- Solving the problem
View a demo of the course now: https://www.nimblecourses.com/modern-slavery-demo