Course Details:
| Course Title | Orientation Programme on Responsible Business Practices |
| Course Aim | The programme aims to equip the participants with skills and knowledge on various labour laws pertaining to safety and well-being of workers and to effectively prevent and address forced labour and child labour practices in the supply chains. |
| Course Objective | To strengthen knowledge of participants on the issues of forced labour, bonded labour and child labour and its impact on businesses in India To understand new forms of bonded labour and ways to tackle it To impart knowledge on various labour laws and compliance regulations adhering to international conventions and Indian laws To understand the linkage between human trafficking, forced labour, child labour and bonded labour To discuss the importance of clean supply chains and fair recruitment practices |
| Course Profile | BLSA Act (1976), Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition & Regulation) Act, 1986, Labour Codes, best practices on fair business practices and clean supply chains, International Protocols and relevant SDGs |
| Methodology | Sessions will include interactive discussions, case study presentations, sharing of best practices, group discussions, video/audio presentations, follow-up field activities and interactive learning quizzes |
| Participation Level | Representatives from Business sector, Export Councils, Chambers of Commerce, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)Chambers of Commerce, HR and Management personnel from the Industries, Government officials dealing with industries and Commerce, Academicians and Scholars of Human Rights. |
| Faculty | Dr. Manoj Jatav, jatav[dot]manoj[at]gov[dot]in |
| Date | From 16-01-2024 to 19-01-2024 |
| Training Details | Domestic Training Programmes |
| Venue | V. V. Giri National Labour Institute Sector –24, NOIDA –201301 |
| Course Director | Dr. Manoj Jatav |
| Download Course Info | Download Course Info (orientation programme on responsible business practices from Jan 16-19.pdf) |
| File Size | 1.73 MB |
