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SPPN 3/2020: Reducing the risk of human trafficking and exploitation in the performance of public contracts
February 12, 2020 by Eddie Chapman No Comments | Category Best practice, contracts, Human rights, Human Trafficking, Living Wage, Procurement news, Scottish Procurement Policy Note, Sustainable Procurement Tools
We have published a policy note to promote a range of measures in place aimed at helping to reduce the risk of human trafficking and exploitation in the performance of public contracts.
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