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Training is important for raising awareness and understanding the importance of modern slavery issues. It helps employees and suppliers identify the risks of modern slavery, and how to address such risks if they find them. Training can be targeted at specific groups of employees, especially those working in procurement, those who deal with supply chains or recruitment, or are in leadership positions. The training can be in any form (face-to-face or online) but should explicitly address modern slavery.
For further information on training please refer to the Home Office Guidance on pp. 37.
Does the company provide training specifically to address modern slavery and human trafficking? This training can take place as a standalone course on modern slavery, or be embedded in a wider training programme on supply chains or human rights. It can cover many different groups- procurement specialists, and those who work in recruitment or in leadership positions.
***Please select as many examples of training as apply.***
Where the intended recipients of the training are those who work in procurement or purchasing, please select the “Procurement/ purchasing” value.
If the training is targeting those who work in recruitment or human resources, please select the “Recruitment/ HR” value.
If the leadership or management of the company receive training, please select the “Leadership” value.
If the training is provided to suppliers and/or contractors, please select the "Suppliers" value.
If all employees in the company are receiving training, please select the "Employees (all)" value.
Where the recipients of the training are not specified, please select the “Training provided - not specified” value.
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who provides the training (e.g. is it in house or outsourced to a training provider),
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whether or not it is mandatory for the target group.
If the business indicates it is developing a training programme, or plans to implement one in the future, please indicate “In Development” and please include a comment if the company is planning on including elements of modern slavery to existing trainings, or developing training specific to modern slavery and human trafficking.
Please select "No" if no training is described in the statement.
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P.2 All employees
"We endeavor to educate and facilitate our employees to make a
conscious decision in favor of environmental, ethical, and social
issues every day, both in their private and work lives. The newly
updated Responsible Business training program equips the
group’s hotels in operation with expertise and skills on an array
of topics with a special emphasis on roles hotels play in tackling
modern day exploitation. We train all our employees to recognize
the risks of modern slavery, sexual exploitation and human
trafficking in our operations. We explain the benefits of strong
measures to tackle slavery and human trafficking, as well as the
consequences of failing to combat these problems.
Training compliance is measured on an ongoing basis."
P.3 "Protecting victims of human trafficking is imperative to Radisson.
Through our partnership with ECPAT-USA and as signatory of the
Tourism Child Protection Code of Conduct, we take a public stand
and work to prevent human trafficking, sexual exploitation and the
exploitation of women and children. We ensure all employees are
trained in our human trafficking module. This module is part of our
mandatory, classroom-based, Living Responsible Business training.
The module includes various case-based scenarios of forced labor
and sex trafficking, training employees to identify suspicious
behavior and how to report forced sexual exploitation to police.
It encourages discussion amongst participants on what actions to take"
P.3 HR/Recruitment
"A specifically training, designed for Area and Hotel HR teams
and recruiters, is used to increase awareness of modern slavery. It
provides guidance on due diligence processes. This training is part
of the Responsible Recruitment Toolkit and includes information on
responsible practices and the use of the toolkit."
P.2 Leadership
"The toolkit also supports hotel management teams in their efforts
to prevent modern slavery, especially with outsourced labor. The
toolkit has been rolled out to all geographic areas in Europe, the
Middle East, and Africa. A specific training module on how to use
the toolkit has been included in the Leading Responsible Business
training for all Head of Departments and General Managers.
In 2019, 62 percent (identical compared to 2018) of our hotels
actively used the toolkit."