ILO resources
Compilation of ILO resources relevant to decent work in global supply chains in Malaysia.
12 April 2022
- Business responsibility on preventing and addressing forced labour in Malaysia
- Combating forced labour: A handbook for employers and business
- Helpdesk for business and forced labour
- Q&As on business and forced labour
- ILO indicators on forced labour
- ILO Global Business Network on Forced Labour
- Eliminating and preventing forced labour: Checkpoints app
- Business responsibility on preventing and addressing forced labour in Malaysia
- Webinar: Preventing forced labour in Malaysia through responsible business practices
- Frequently asked questions: MEF-BRIDGE-ILO GBNFL online workshops on forced labour and fair recruitment for Malaysian businesses in export manufacturing and plantations sectors
- Report: ILO GBNFL comparison of the definition of ‘recruitment fees and costs’ used in industry to that set out by the ILO
- Podcast: Episode 2: SME action is more important than ever to end forced labour during COVID-19
- Labour standards in global supply chains: An ILO training module for SMEs and other enterprises
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