Showing results 11-20 of 405 for "forced_labor/page/34/_gravityform_id=4/page/20/page/30/page/32/page/20/page/18/page/17/page/40/page/60/page/58/page/10/page/8/page/6/page/4/"
Enhancing supplier management systems and building the capacity of both workers and managers, empowering workers to take an active role in workplace decision-making.
Companies with complex supply chains partner with us to address their most challenging labor and human rights risks.
Exposing how exploitative recruitment practices lead to forced labor and offers practical tools for governments, brands, and civil society to promote ethical recruitment and fair employment.
Explores trafficking risks in sub-Saharan Africa’s export industries, with reports and practical tools to help companies identify, prevent, and respond to trafficking in global supply chains.
A free, open-source web platform that helps companies and stakeholders visualize and understand forced-labor and human-trafficking risks in global supply chains.
Verité's Recruitment Cost Calculator (RCC) provides accurate and up-to-date information on recruitment fees and related costs, enabling employers to enact ethical recruitment policies more effectively in their supply chains.
A comprehensive overview of labor rights risks across global commodity supply chains, drawing lessons from field research in high-risk sectors. This compilation brings together Verité’s research on labor and human rights issues across multiple global commodities, highlighting the common patterns of exploitation that link sectors from agriculture to manufacturing. It maps systemic drivers—such as recruitment...
Guidance for U.S. federal contractors and agencies on preventing human trafficking and forced labor in government procurement and supply chains. This white paper outlines practical steps for implementing Executive Order 13627, which prohibits trafficking-related activities in federal contracts. It explains compliance requirements for contractors—such as due diligence, reporting mechanisms, and recruitment fee restrictions—and provides tools...
A study documenting the scale and nature of forced labor in Malaysia’s electronics industry, revealing how recruitment debt and policy gaps trap migrant workers. This comprehensive study found that nearly one in three foreign workers in Malaysia’s electronics sector is subjected to forced labor. It details how excessive recruitment fees, passport confiscation, restricted movement, and...
An in-depth study exposing systemic labor abuses in Guatemala’s sugar industry, highlighting the exploitation of vulnerable workers across plantations. This report investigates widespread risks of labor violations in Guatemala’s sugarcane sector, one of the world’s top sugar exporters. Drawing on field interviews and expert consultations, it identifies indicators of forced labor, human trafficking, and child...