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The new report from Unseen shows hundreds being tricked into modern slavery in UK hospitality industry. Learn how to help them - free webinar| Unseen
This article first appeared in Futures of Work; written by one of our Business Consultants, Brandon Thomas, who brings a unique blend of professional and lived experience to his role at Unseen. The post Graves into Gardens: A survivor’s hopes for the future appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
Record numbers of modern slavery potential victims are being identified, yet police investigations are falling. Andrew Wallis OBE, CEO of Unseen, argues we must follow the money to break the cycle. The post The £60bn wake-up call: why we must rethink the fight against modern slavery appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
To mark Anti-Slavery Day 2025, Unseen has released a new report highlighting the economic cost of modern slavery on UK policing. The post The high price of exploitation: modern slavery’s £60bn hit to the UK appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
Modern slavery isn’t a thing of the past, it’s happening right now, in every corner of society. It affects millions of people globally, often in ways that are hidden in plain sight. As financial technology (fintech) transforms how we move, manage, and access money, it’s also creating new spaces where exploitation can thrive. The post Modern Slavery Risks in Fintech: Understanding the Hidden Dangers in Digital Finance appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
Unseen’s Business Awards 2025 shone a spotlight on the remarkable businesses and individuals taking bold action against modern slavery. The post Unseen Business Awards 2025: honouring leaders in the fight against modern slavery appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
Modern slavery isn’t a loophole; it’s a crime. To pretend otherwise is to abandon the very people our laws were built to protect, argues Andrew Wallis OBE, CEO of Unseen. The post The Politics of Distrust: Why the UK Cannot Afford to Dismiss Modern Slavery Claims appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
Modern slavery is prevalent in the hospitality sector where almost 550 potential victims of exploitation were indicated between January 2024 and June 2025. The post Modern slavery in hospitality sector exposed in new report from Unseen appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
For the third year, the Unseen Business awards will be dedicating a special evening to celebrate businesses and individuals leading the way in the fight against modern slavery. We want to thank everyone who submitted a nomination for these awards. The selection was filled with excellent nominees and we are so pleased to have such […] The post unseen business awards 2025 shortlist appeared first on Unseen.| Unseen
It has been nine months since Unseen’s Modern Slavery & Exploitation Helpline was granted £60K funding from the CIPS Foundation to enhance Helpline tech infrastructure and improve supply chain intelligence for UK businesses. https://youtu.be/6zo2MQkarVU Deputy Director of Unseen Justine Carter explains (in this video) the impact of Unseen’s partnership with the CIPS Foundation and highlights […] The post Collaborating to end modern slavery: The CIPS Foundation and Unseen appeared first...| Unseen
The new report from Unseen shows hundreds being tricked into modern slavery in UK hospitality industry. Learn how to help them - free webinar| Unseen
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