Centre for Research on Modern Slavery
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Official account of CReMS, at The University of Auckland's Dept of Management and International Business.
Auckland, New Zealand
Joined July 2020
Under the imminent legislation, New Zealand entities with income over $20 million p.a. must submit annual reports of the risk of labour abuse in their supply chains. A public register of the disclosure statements will be established, and a penalty regime implemented.
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However, disclosure legislation is just one step in our efforts, and considerable work remains to tackle modern slavery in supply chains. The introduction of due diligence legislation is a crucial next step.
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The New Zealand Government has today announced it is drafting modern slavery legislation. This is a significant milestone for New Zealand, which aligns us with other countries (e.g., Australia and the UK).
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I warmly welcome the announcement by the govt today of the proposed new disclosure legislation to help assess and address the risks of modern slavery and worker exploitation in Aotearoa NZ and globally. What does this mean for us? #thread
#ModernSlavery
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Research by @UniofNottingham's @rightsbeacon is set to give unprecedented insights into the extent of labour exploitation and abuse experienced by domestic workers in the UK. Read Dr Caroline Emberson’s full report ➡️ https://t.co/Jq6s1F7YLf
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@NatureFoodJnl @TuftsNutrition @rightsbeacon We looked at risk by commodity country of origin and found over half of forced labour risk in the US food supply (62%) stems from domestic production and processing. 2/6
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"these companies that hold themselves as different and progressive – they’re proving they’re not." https://t.co/MUfdFzNro1
theguardian.com
Victories at several companies energized organizers, but hostile corporations – and an impotent labor board – stymie negotiations
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The danger is that modern slavery becomes the rule, not the exception. https://t.co/DaxWnhUurc
The US is seeing an unprecedented wave of migrant child labor right now. Thousands of kids are working overnight in dangerous factories for brands like Cheerios, Fruit of the Loom and Ford. They're here alone and they're being failed in the most basic way. https://t.co/5IlCNTjGdh
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Great to see Kiwi company @WhittakersNZ being recognized for their efforts to produce sustainable chocolate. https://t.co/7vWBK9llzb
chocolatescorecard.com
Chocolate Scorecard is coordinated by Be Slavery Free, with universities, consultants and civil society groups engaging in transforming the chocolate industry.
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UK recruiter of debt-hit Indonesians loses seasonal workers licence
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Out today, my call for new dark patterns laws for the employment context, inspired by @veenadubal's recent work on algorithmic wage discrimination Via @NYUJLPP's Quorum: https://t.co/i2YPfNJFyM
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Join our team! We're seeking a researcher to support our work promoting the labour rights of migrant workers around the world. Find out more: 👉 https://t.co/c4kEIkx0hk Closes 3 Mar 📆 #BizHumanRights #MigrantRights #JobFairy
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Employers say they are doing all they can to protect RSE workers’ rights, in contrast to the Human Rights Commission’s report saying the exploitation of RSE workers is systemic. https://t.co/UkANgNJxSY
nzherald.co.nz
Local Focus: 28 RSE workers share one kitchen - we went to have a look.
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Another fatality on infamous Fiji flagged, Chinese owned tuna longliner Hangton 112 - Fiji national dead. US authorities have long banned its cargoes from entry into US
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In recent years there has been a growing movement to prevent forced labor in prisons for little or no pay. But in a state that has one of the highest incarceration rates in the country, the debate is unsettled. - @washingtonpost
#Amendthe13th
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washingtonpost.com
In recent years there has been a growing movement to prevent forced labor in prisons for little or no pay. But in a state that has one of the highest incarceration rates in the country, the debate is...
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Financial Times (UK) 3rd January 2023: Top Glove strives for image as clean as its products
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“INZ seem to take the view that [paying premiums] eliminates them as being a victim, as if the migrant worker has somehow contributed to their exploitation. In my view, the duress they are under to pay that money is in itself a form of exploitation.” https://t.co/zN2kAlECwe
stuff.co.nz
A woman who gave secret video of an employer receiving $5000 must leave NZ, as Immigration says the payment shows she's not of 'good character'.
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New Zealand needs to keep the momentum on modern slavery legislation.
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If companies aren’t tracing 100% of their cocoa, they cannot tackle social & environmental harms in their supply chains. For full traceability, we need: 💰 More ambition and funding from companies ⚖️ Stricter regulation from governments Learn more: https://t.co/T7SX6o1iz8
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