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Tackling Modern Slavery in the Construction Sector

Workshop dates available to book now.

  • 12 February 2020 - Leeds, Yorkshire
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  • 12 March 2020 - London, EC2M
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  • 23 April 2020 - Dublin, Ireland
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  • 14 May 2020 - London, W12
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  • 17 June 2020 - East Leake, Leicestershire
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  • 16 July 2020 - London, EC2M
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  • 12 November 2020 - London, W1W
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Overview

One-day workshop, 9:30 am – 3:30 pm

Understand the prevalence of modern slavery within the construction sector, your responsibilities and best practice associated with tackling it.

Forced labour and labour trafficking are hidden crimes undertaken by exploitative individuals and criminal gangs. Detected cases within the UK construction sector are escalating. Many businesses are not aware that this exploitation may be taking place within their operations and supply chains today.

Developed with the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and delivered by experts from the construction sector this one day participatory course will ensure you are informed and equipped to address forced labour, implement good practice and minimise the risk to your business.

“Stronger Together has a track record of delivering results for the most demanding of companies and their sector-specific programmes are proven to work. Delivered as part of the programme, Stronger Together’s training sets out more than legal or due diligence requirements – it shows what is right. Time and again, the training creates those “light bulb” moments when you know you have something to deal with. As a result it’s very powerful.”
Chris Blythe, former Chief Executive of The Chartered Institute of Building

By the end of the workshop you will:

  • Understand how modern slavery occurs in the construction sector: the potential risks, impacts and the business case for tackling it
  • Know how to spot that someone may be being exploited and how to respond
  • Be confident in your next steps to deter, detect and deal with modern slavery in your business
  • Be familiar with creating a strategic framework for tackling slavery in global supply chains
  • Have the tools you need to implement what you’ve learnt.

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Construction site managers and project managers
  • Those responsible for tackling modern slavery within your business and HR and labour agencies
  • Those responsible for addressing human rights risks across the whole supply chain.

Cost

There is one free delegate place for first-tier suppliers/sub-contractors* to the sponsors of the Construction programme.

All other workshop places cost:

  • £145 (+VAT) per delegate: for those with a valid discount code provided by a Construction or Consumer Goods programme sponsor
  • £225 (+VAT) per delegate: for all other suppliers/sub-contractors

* This is one free place per organisation, not per workshop or per site.

To book:

Call 01276 919090 to book your free place – you will need your free place discount code as provided by the sponsor.

For all other places, select your date from the list above and book your workshop online.

Arrange Bespoke Training

Stronger Together offers in-house training and consultancy services to meet your organisation’s specific needs, and support you to tackle modern day slavery within your business and supply chains. Our training and support are delivered in any business, in any sector, in any country, by our network of expert trainers, consultants and lawyers. Find out more.

Related Links

Tackling Modern Slavery in the Construction Sector Toolkit

A comprehensive toolkit for employers and labour providers in the construction sector to inform, equip and resource them to tackle modern slavery.

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Multi-language Worker Poster - Construction

A printable A4 poster to inform workers in the construction section about forced labour and where to report concerns.

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Multi-language Worker Leaflet - Construction

A printable A5 leaflet to inform workers in the construction sector about forced labour and where to report concerns.

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