Merseyside steps up anti-slavery training to comply with legislation

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Merseyside steps up anti-slavery training to comply with legislation

Merseyside Police are stepping up training for other agencies in a bid to tackle modern slavery.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Kennedy has arranged a training session with other public sector organisations

Date - 7th November 2019
By - Chris Smith

Merseyside’s Police and Crime Commissioner wants all public sector organisations to check on the companies that supply them to help tackle illegal gangmasters. Merseyside, along with London and the West Midlands is one of the main hubs for...

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