This comprehensive Human Trafficking Awareness Training for hospitality employees and management covers recognizing and responding to signs of human trafficking and understanding its various forms.
Human trafficking is a pervasive and hidden crime that affects millions of individuals globally. As hospitality professionals, you are uniquely positioned to identify and prevent trafficking within your workplace. This comprehensive training is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to recognize and respond to human trafficking situations effectively.
California-Specific Requirements
Under Senate Bill 970, California hotels and motels must provide at least 20 minutes of interactive training and education on human trafficking awareness to all employees likely to interact with traffickers or victims of human trafficking. This requirement applies to employees hired as of July 1, 2019, with new hires needing to be trained within six months of employment, and the training must be renewed every two years.
Link: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180SB970
This Training Covers
- The definition of human trafficking and commercial exploitation of children.
- Guidance on identifying individuals most at risk for human trafficking.
- The difference between labor and sex trafficking specific to the hotel sector.
- Guidance on the role of hospitality employees in reporting and responding to this issue.
- Contact information for appropriate agencies, including the National Human Trafficking Hotline and local law enforcement agencies.
Course Objectives:
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Understand the Definition and Forms of Human Trafficking: Gain a clear understanding of what human trafficking entails, including sex trafficking, labor trafficking, and the commercial exploitation of children.
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Identify Behavioral, Physical, and Environmental Indicators: Learn to recognize the signs of trafficking in both guests and employees, including unusual behavior, physical signs of abuse, and environmental indicators within the hospitality setting.
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Differentiate Between Labor and Sex Trafficking: Understand the key differences between labor and sex trafficking, with specific focus on how these forms of trafficking manifest in the hospitality industry.
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Recognize At-Risk Individuals: Identify individuals who are most vulnerable to human trafficking and understand the risk factors that increase susceptibility to trafficking.
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Know the Role of Hospitality Employees: Learn the critical steps to take if you suspect human trafficking, including ensuring safety, following internal reporting procedures, and contacting appropriate external agencies.
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Access Resources and Support Services: Familiarize yourself with valuable resources and support services available to victims of human trafficking, including national hotlines and local organizations.
Who Should Take This Course:
This training is essential for all hospitality industry employees and management, including:
- Front desk staff
- Housekeeping staff
- Security personnel
- Managers and supervisors
- Maintenance and support staff
Course Highlights:
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Interactive Learning: Engage with real-life scenarios and case studies to apply your knowledge in practical situations.
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Comprehensive Content: Cover key topics such as the types of human trafficking, recognizing signs, and appropriate response actions.
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Expert Guidance: Learn from industry experts and gain access to a wealth of resources for further education and support.
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Practical Tools: Receive checklists, reporting procedures, and contact information for national and local support services.
Duration:
This course is designed to be completed in approximately 20 minutes, making it an efficient and impactful training session that fits into your busy schedule.
Contact Information:
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Join us in our commitment to making the hospitality industry a safer place for everyone. Enroll in the Human Trafficking Awareness Training today and become a vital part of the solution.
Note:
This training is a crucial step in our ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking. Your participation and vigilance can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by this crime. Thank you for your dedication to creating a safer and more compassionate environment.