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16 Feb 2019

Australia: Investor report says Australian cos. 'significantly exposed' to modern slavery; provides guide on Modern Slavery Act reporting

A report by the Australian Council for Superannuation Investors says Australian companies are “significantly exposed” to modern slavery in their supply chains. Among the sectors that are most vulnerable are financial services, mining, construction and property, food, beverages and agriculture, and healthcare. The report provides companies and investors guidance to assess their exposure to modern slavery and aid them in reporting under the new Modern Slavery Act 2018.