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ARTICLE · 24 JUNE 2019

Building A Modern Slavery Strategy

They simply do not have a voice and not are not given basic respect or dignity.

United StatesEmployment and HR

Seyfarth Synopsis: This is the fourth and last in a series of blogs by our Global Modern Slavery Team dealing with how companies can navigate the changing legal landscape addressing the role of business and its connection to modern slavery.

There are many human rights which are already respected and protected by business in relation to their employees and contractors.

These include, among others: creating a safe working environment that is free of workplace incidents and violence; respecting differences among employees (whether they may be religion, political, color, gender, or sex to name just a few); working reasonable hours and being paid fairly and equally; being able to safely and freely come to and leave work; the right to free association and collective bargaining, and working in a discrimination- and harassment-free environment.

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