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Canada’s Pending Law to Combat Modern Slavery Will Create Reporting Rules for Canadian and Foreign Entities

Canada’s Pending Law to Combat Modern Slavery Will Create Reporting Rules for Canadian and Foreign Entities

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December 9th, 2022

Canada’s Pending Law to Combat Modern Slavery Will Create Reporting Rules for Canadian and Foreign Entities

Source: JD Supra.

A Canadian bill creating obligations for both public and private companies to increase transparency and expose the use of forced labor and child labor in supply chains is currently pending for approval. It could come into force as early as January 2023. Read this article to find out more about the implications for employers.

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