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2023
In three short episodes we introduce you to forced labour, share the latest figures, show you how to spot the signs, and point you in the direction of useful free tools and resources. Even better, we introduce you to three SME owners/directors who are taking on forced labour and child labour and making a difference.
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.
2021
This industry-specific, confidential self-assessment gives businesses a snapshot view of how their anti-slavery strategy measures against industry standards. The questionnaire takes around 4 minutes to complete. Once finished, users can access free resources and materials to help develop a comprehensive anti-slavery strategy.
2021
In 2021, we, together with our Member the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) and the ILO’s BRIDGE project, hosted three online workshops on forced labour and fair recruitment for Malaysian businesses in export manufacturing and the plantation sector. This document summarises the questions asked by the businesses and the answers given.
2020
This course by Ahifores is composed of 8 different lessons and had been completed by more than 300 businesses in May 2022. For more information, see our podcast on forced labour and child labour in Mexico
2020
Luiz Machado, the ILO’s Technical Specialist on Forced Labour, presents the indicators and gives practical examples of how they can be applied. The 11 operational indicators are intended to help with the identification of forced labour, how it arises, and how it affects its victims. This course is a recording and not interactive.
2019
This course supports SMEs to meaningfully show the important and complementary ways they are acting responsibly and contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
2015
This online course was developed to help participants have a clearer understanding of issues such as forced labour, trafficking in persons, substandard working conditions and labour migration, as well as of the root causes and vulnerabilities that put people at risk of falling victims to labour exploitation. It builds upon ILO’s experience in combating forced labour and promoting decent work and aims to equip participants with the necessary tools to identify and respond to cases of exploitation of workers, as well as to strengthen prevention measures. The course is aimed at people who are actively involved in the prevention, identification and prosecution of cases of forced labour and trafficking in persons.