Human Trafficking in Hospitality: See Something, Say Something New and what to do if

and what to do if conflict threatens to get out of control

This realistic video takes your trainees on a ride along with a special needs bus driver to experience demonstrations of advanced safety techniques they will need to know

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and many safety hazards to learn about

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Human Trafficking in Hospitality: See Something, Say Something New and what to do ifAuthorities estimate that between 600,000 and 800,000 people are trafficked across borders every year. Often these victims are lured into a promise of a better life or a job offer, many times involving travel to another country, only to be forced into a situation they are unable to escape from. This program will help associates identify suspicious activity and provide them with instruction on how to proceed with their suspicions.