Worker Awareness and Training
Workers must be made aware of their rights and responsibilities at the time of hire, including the terms and conditions of their employment contract, the provisions of this Code and all applicable laws and regulations of their home country, the country where the work is performed, and of any country and jurisdiction contracting the work.
Workers must be trained upon arrival in the receiving country on the employer’s workplace rules and procedures, the grievance process, the housing arrangements (if provided or arranged by the employer), and the conditions of work, including any health and safety hazards and the precautions needed to ensure personal safety.
1. All written information and training is provided in a language understood by the workers.
2. Workers are made aware of their rights and responsibilities, both verbally and in writing, at the time of hire including the provisions of this Code and all applicable laws and regulations of their home country, the country where the work is performed, and of any country and jurisdiction contracting the work.
3. Pre-departure orientation is conducted to review contractual obligations, terms and conditions of work and other matters including but not limited to living conditions, employer policies, and the grievance mechanisms in place for workers.
4. Workers are trained upon arrival in the receiving country on the employer’s workplace rules and procedures, the grievance process, the housing arrangements (if provided or arranged by the employer), and the conditions of work, including any health and safety hazards and the precautions needed to ensure personal safety.
5. The employer evaluates the effectiveness of its training and awareness efforts by measuring worker knowledge upon completion of training and periodically thereafter using surveys, interviews and other means.
Worker Awareness and Training Workers must be made aware of their rights and responsibilities at the time of hire, including the terms and conditions of their employment contract, the provisions of this Code and all applicable laws and regulations of their home country, the country where the work is performed, and of any country and jurisdiction contracting the work.Workers must be trained upon arrival in the receiving country on the employer’s workplace rules and procedures, the grievance process, the housing arrangements (if provided or arranged by the employer), and the conditions of work, including any health and safety hazards and the precautions needed to ensure personal safety.1. All written information and training is provided in a language understood by the workers.2. Workers are made aware of their rights and responsibilities, both verbally and in writing, at the time of hire including the provisions of this Code and all applicable laws and regulations of their home country, the country where the work is performed, and of any country and jurisdiction contracting the work.3. Pre-departure orientation is conducted to review contractual obligations, terms and conditions of work and other matters including but not limited to living conditions, employer policies, and the grievance mechanisms in place for workers.4. Workers are trained upon arrival in the receiving country on the employer’s workplace rules and procedures, the grievance process, the housing arrangements (if provided or arranged by the employer), and the conditions of work, including any health and safety hazards and the precautions needed to ensure personal safety.5. The employer evaluates the effectiveness of its training and awareness efforts by measuring worker knowledge upon completion of training and periodically thereafter using surveys, interviews and other means.
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