Training for Modern Slavery Risk Management
Fair Supply delivers modern slavery risk management training tailored to boards, executives, employees and procurement teams.
The training focuses on identifying, assessing and managing modern slavery risks, supporting organisations to meet their human rights due diligence responsibilities and embed effective risk management practices across their operations and supply chains.
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Modern slavery risk in the context of governance, strategy and investment decisions, so directors can exercise informed oversight.
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Organisation-wide awareness: recognise the indicators, understand responsibilities and know how to escalate concerns.
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Practical skills for teams managing supplier relationships: spot risk, run informed due diligence and act early.
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Built on sector risk data, case studies and real operational scenarios relevant to your industry.
Australian companies are importing goods linked to forced labor - often without knowing it.
- Sydney Morning Herald, March 2026
Building organisational capability to identify and address modern slavery risks
Effective modern slavery risk management requires more than policies and procedures. It requires employees to understand how modern slavery risks arise, recognise potential indicators and know how to respond appropriately.
Fair Supply's modern slavery training provides organisations with the knowledge and practical guidance needed to build internal capability, support informed decision-making and strengthen human rights due diligence processes.
Strengthen board oversight and governance
Effective governance requires boards to have an appropriate understanding of the risks facing their organisation. Modern slavery training supports directors in understanding potential modern slavery risks across operations and supply chains, evaluating existing risk management frameworks and exercising informed oversight of the organisation's approach to modern slavery due diligence.
Embed modern slavery risk management into business decisions
Effective modern slavery risk management requires the integration of human rights considerations into operational and commercial decision making. Training provides employees with the knowledge to identify and assess potential risks, undertake informed supplier due diligence and escalate concerns appropriately.
Strengthen modern slavery reporting and due diligence
The Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) requires reporting entities to describe the actions taken to assess and address modern slavery risks in their operations and supply chains. Targeted training supports the implementation of effective due diligence processes and provides evidence of organisational measures undertaken to identify, assess and manage modern slavery risks, which may be reflected in annual modern slavery statements.
Our modern slavery training programs
Explore our training programs or contact our team to discuss integrating training into a broader risk management and due diligence framework.
The program examines the implications of modern slavery risks for organisational operations, supply chains, reputation and investment decisions, supporting informed oversight and effective human rights due diligence.
The program provides employees with the knowledge to recognise potential indicators of modern slavery, understand their responsibilities and identify appropriate channels for escalating concerns.
Effective training equips these teams to recognise indicators of modern slavery, escalate concerns appropriately and support timely, informed action as part of an organisation’s broader due diligence and risk management framework.
Drawing on sector-specific risk data, practical case studies and relevant operational scenarios, the workshops provide participants with an understanding of modern slavery risk exposure and the measures required to identify, assess and manage these risks within their industry.
Modern slavery expertise
Led by a lawyer who's contributed to shaping the legislation.
Kimberly Randle, Human rights lawyer
CEO & Co-Founder of Fair Supply
Kim has spent more than 15 years working in law and human rights across Australia and the United States, including as Senior Director of Corporate and Legal for International Justice Mission Australia. She founded Fair Supply to close the gap between what modern slavery legislation demands and what businesses can actually see in their supply chains.
She is a sought-after expert on modern slavery regulation, called on to give evidence and submissions to parliamentary inquiries on both sides of the Tasman.
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What is Fair Supply?
Fair Supply is a cloud-based ESG risk intelligence platform that enables organisations to assess supplier and supply chain risk across modern slavery, carbon emissions, and biodiversity. It uses advanced supply chain modeling and AI research agents to produce audit-ready, defensible results.
How does the Fair Supply platform work?
The platform’s Integrated Assessment Engine traces financial flows through global supply chains using MRIO methodology to model ESG impacts across up to 10 tiers of suppliers.
What data is needed to get started with Fair Supply?
To begin using Fair Supply, you need just a list of suppliers and your annual spend per supplier. For individual supplier checks, you only need the business name or website.
What support does Fair Supply provide?
Fair Supply provides proactive engagement and guidance throughout implementation and beyond. Including ongoing training and strategic support to empower teams with up-to-date insights, optimise platform usage, and drive long-term value from their investment.
How much does Fair Supply cost?
Pricing for Fair Supply varies depending on several factors and we offer tailored solutions to suit each organisation’s needs. To get an accurate understanding of what Fair Supply would look like for your team, we recommend booking a call with us. We’ll walk you through the options and provide a customised overview for your business.