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Handbook for employers and business – Booklet 7 Case Studies (Arabic version), لعربية [pdf 198KB]
Handbook for employers and business – Booklet 7 Case Studies, English [pdf 396KB]
Manual para empleadores y empresas – Folleto 7 Estudios de casos de buenas prácticas, Español [pdf 519KB]
Combattre le travail forcé: Manuel pour les employeurs et le secteur privé – Brochure 7 «Études de cas et bonnes pratiques», Français [pdf 840KB]
Handbook for employers and business – Booklet 7 Case Studies (Armenian version), Հայերեն [pdf 4236KB]
Handbook for employers and business – Booklet 7 Case Studies (Georgian version), ქართული [pdf 18573KB]
Handbook for employers and business – Booklet 7 Case Studies (Azeri version), N/A [pdf 373KB]
Handbook for employers and business – Booklet 7 Case Studies (Chinese version), 中文 [pdf 1774KB]
This handbook seeks to meet the needs of employers’ organisations and individual companies worldwide for guidance on addressing forced labour and human trafficking. It provides practical tools and material for business actors of all kinds, identifying what is and is not forced labour, why it is a significant concern for business, and the actions that can be taken to address it.
In a series of seven booklets, the handbook provides guidance on preventive and remedial action, reviews good practice in combating forced labour, and presents information relevant to senior business managers, human resource personnel, sourcing and social compliance staff, social auditors and others.
This handbook was prepared in close co-operation with the International Organisation of Employers in the context of an expert group initiative on supply chain management of the UN Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking (UN.GIFT.
The Booklet 7 described selected examples of company and industry action that indicate the variety of approaches business actors can take in addressing forced labour at the workplace and in supply chains.
This new handbook provides guidance material and tools for employers and business to strengthen their capacity to address the risk of forced labour and human trafficking in their own operations and in global supply chains.
In a series of seven booklets, the handbook provides guidance on preventive and remedial action, reviews good practice in combating forced labour, and presents information relevant to senior business managers, human resource personnel, sourcing and social compliance staff, social auditors and others.
This handbook was prepared in close co-operation with the International Organisation of Employers in the context of an expert group initiative on supply chain management of the UN Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking (UN.GIFT.
The Booklet 7 described selected examples of company and industry action that indicate the variety of approaches business actors can take in addressing forced labour at the workplace and in supply chains.
This new handbook provides guidance material and tools for employers and business to strengthen their capacity to address the risk of forced labour and human trafficking in their own operations and in global supply chains.


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