Learn about the Reporting Requirements of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth)

The Modern Slavery Act 2018 created reporting obligations for certain entities, when the Act commenced operation on 1 January 2019. However not all businesses and organisations are fully aware of the modern slavery legislation in Australia and their reporting obligations.

Senior management, directors and professionals in finance, legal, procurement, human resource, compliance and risk management, all play a role in modern slavery monitoring and reporting. They need to understand that role and their organisation's reporting obligations including when to report, what to report and reporting criteria.

Join Dr Stephen Morse, CEO of Unchained Solutions for this two-hour online Executive Roundtable to understand in-depth the reporting requirements of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth).

Unchained Solutions are modern slavery experts helping organisations address modern slavery risk and comply with the Modern Slavery Act through a turnkey solution including strategy, analysis, training, documents, and research. Visit storefront on Supply Chain Partners: Unchained Solutions

What We Will Cover

The issue of modern slavery and its impact on Australian business
Outline of the reporting criteria for the Modern Slavery Act
The role of directors in modern slavery monitoring and reporting
Question and Answers

Presenter

Dr Stephen Morse
CEO, Unchained Solutions

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