About this course
Modern slavery is a serious and often hidden crime where individuals are exploited for criminal gain. It encompasses slavery, servitude, human trafficking and forced labour, all of which have devastating effects on victims.
This all staff training course is designed to raise awareness of modern slavery at work helping all members of staff understand what it is, how to identify the warning signs, and how to report it effectively.
Legal Island’s Modern Slavery at Work eLearning course is tailored specifically to Irish law and provides comprehensive compliance training for all staff.
Why Modern Slavery Matters for all Irish Organisations
Staff training on modern slavery is essential because modern slavery remains a present-day reality in Ireland. Its hidden and insidious nature often allows it to go unnoticed, despite being one of the gravest violations of human rights. Modern slavery encompasses a range of exploitative practices, including forced labour, sexual exploitation, domestic servitude, and criminal exploitation. Victims are frequently controlled through coercion, threats, or deception, leaving them unable to seek help and making it difficult for others to recognise the signs.
Due to its hidden nature, modern slavery at work is challenging to detect. Many people can be unaware they have encountered potential victims, underscoring the critical need for heightened awareness and vigilance. In Ireland, 566 people were identified as victims of human trafficking from 2013 to 2023, highlighting the urgency of tackling this ongoing crime.
Training equips all staff with the skills and knowledg to recognise the signs of modern slavery and understand their responsibility to report it effectively. This training not only raises awareness but also complements existing policies and procedures on modern slavery, ensuring a unified approach across your Irish organisation.
How Our Training on Modern Slavery Benefits your Organisation
Legal Island's Modern Slavery at Work training provides essential insights to help all staff identify, prevent, and report slavery.
Raising awareness with training strengthens and complements existing organisational policies and procedures on modern slavery. It ensures a unified and proactive approach across your workforce, embedding a culture of accountability and safeguarding. By integrating modern slavery training into routine practices, organisations play a crucial role in combating exploitation, protecting vulnerable individuals, and supporting broader societal efforts to eradicate this appalling crime.
This all-staff training on Modern Slavery at Work not only creates a culture of integrity but also strengthens your organisation’s compliance posture, protecting it from costly legal repercussions and ensuring peace of mind.
Who needs Modern Slavery at Work Training?
Preventing, detecting, and reporting modern slavery is the responsibility of everyone in the organisation. All staff members must understand modern slavery, be able to recognise the warning signs and be familiar with the policies and procedures in place in your organisation and supply chain to help prevent such offences.
This all staff modern slavery training reinforces your organisation’s zero-tolerance commitment by aligning with existing policies and procedures. It empowers all employees to act confidently and compliantly in identifying and addressing potential cases, creating a safer environment for everyone.
How long does our Modern Slavery Training Take?
This course will take no longer than 30 minutes to complete including an assessment. Each member of staff will receive their own personalised certificate upon successful completion.
Price
The standard rate of this course is €40 per staff member, however, depending on the number of staff you have, discounts may be available.
To discuss your training options or if you wish to discuss bespoke training needs regarding the inclusion of in-house documents in this eLearning programme, please contact a member of our eLearning team today – glen@legal-island.com
Topics covered within the course include:
What modern slavery is
How to spot the signs of modern slavery
Your responsibilities as an employee
How to raise a modern slavery concern
Launching January 2025
Prepare your team for a compliant 2025! Register your interest in our Modern Slavery at Work Training, launching this January.
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