Course Description
There are approximately 25 million people in the world who are victims of human trafficking. This training explains the risk factors, types of trafficking, and methods used by traffickers. It appraises the methods used by unscrupulous or careless businesses and recruiters, and global laws initiatives to prevent trafficking. The prevalence of trafficking in all industries is greater than most people realize, although it is more common in some. By knowing the warning signs, businesses can guard against involvement with this crime.
Course Objectives
- Demonstrate knowledge of the types of human trafficking, characteristics of its victims, and situations that put people at risk for trafficking
- Describe methods traffickers use to control victims
- Recognize the laws and standards that seek to prevent trafficking
- Identify signs of trafficking and cite resources for reporting trafficking
- Discuss the frequency of human trafficking in supply chains
- Analyze recruitment methods related to trafficking
- Name industries where trafficking is most common and apply good practices to prevent trafficking in supply chains
Details
CEUs: 1.0
Training Time: 40 minutes
Language: American English
Key Features: Audio Narration, Inline Activities, Video, Post-Assessment
