• Written by Neill Wilkins, Head of Migrant Workers Programme, IHRB

A recent poll at the 2021 Global Forum for Responsible Recruitment suggested that “some progress but more work [is] required” on recruitment fees – a finding also revealed in Know The Chain's latest survey of recruitment practices

In this episode of Voices, Felicitas Weber, Project Manager at Know the Chain talks to Neill Wilkins (IHRB’s Head of Migrant Workers Programme) about the importance of ranking company efforts to ensure responsible recruitment to prevent exploitation of workers.

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Know the Chain is a resource for companies and investors that ranks the 180 largest global ICT, food, and apparel companies on their efforts to address forced labour in their supply chains. 

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