2022
ILO GBNFL member Stronger Together and its partners have created a guide for UK businesses to help ensure that workers affected by the conflict are protected from harm, and have a positive recruitment and employment experience. Much of the guidance is transferable to recruitment into other countries.
2022
More, faster and better action is needed to tackle one of the worst forms of child labour: Forced labour of children. With the right regulatory framework and enforcement in place, businesses can fully play their part. This short ILO GBNFL brief provides an introduction to the issue for businesses and advocacy points that can be used.
2022
Forced labour often takes place alongside other abuses and crimes such as child labour, environmental degradation, climate change and illicit trade. So how are these issues linked? And what are the implications for forced labour eradication?
2022
Learn more about the network's achievements in 2021 and our plans for 2022.
2022
This ILO stocktake exercise documents promising practices towards fair recruitment. Section 2 focuses on fair business practices.
2022
At our digital conference 'SME Action on Forced Labour' in early 2022, three SMEs shared their stories on how they are fighting forced labour and child labour. Nearly 300 people joined us. Read on for advice from SMEs for SMEs, fact files on each business, and to watch the recording.
2022
This online map is a tool that allows companies to reach out to the right partners and locate resources to fight forced labour and human trafficking. The map is updated regularly. ILO GBNFL is a collaborating partner in the initiative.
2022
The tool brings together existing initiatives, emerging standards, schemes, risk assessment tools and other programmes related to responsible recruitment and forced labour .
2021
A resource by UNICEF and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) that sets out steps business leaders can take to ensure that their companies are leveraging their full potential to support the elimination of child labour in business operations and supply chains.
2021
This podcast by ILO GBNFL Member the Consumer Goods Forum looks at the scale of the unethical recruitment problem and what businesses can do to take action.
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SMEs are often overlooked by initiatives aiming to eradicate forced labour and drive responsible business conduct. This is at odds with the fact that SMEs make up 90 per cent of the private sector globally. Given their reach and overall influence, SMEs could be catalysts in the fight against forced labour. Join us to hear from SMEs that are leading the way.
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