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[Opinion] Listen to survivors to stamp out human sex-trafficking Original

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By Fatima Waziri-Azi, Angus Thomas
| EUobserver Verified
Despite growing awareness of the issue, the scale of human trafficking has only continued to rise. Along with the primary drivers which include economic hardship and displacement from political instability and armed conflict, the Covid-19 pandemic coupled with the intensifying impacts of climate change have served to push an increasing number of vulnerable victims into the grasp of human traffickers.
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Balancing life and work until the cows come home. The potential for a four-day week in the New Zealand dairy industry.

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By Angus Thomas, Maria Fathollahi, Suzanne Hepi
| ruralleaders.co.nz
In the time of the ‘great resignation’ in a post COVID-19 world, finding and retaining top talent is an ongoing and costly concern for businesses. As the employee value proposition evolves, employers may wish to use a change in the structure of the work week as a distinguishing factor for them as an employer. This research investigates the efficacy of a four-day week amongst the office-based knowledge workers of the New Zealand dairy industry workforce.
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Big international hotel brands must take seriously their role in stamping out human trafficking

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By Angus Thomas Founder, Angus Thomas
| HospitalityNet
In Dubai, the glittering heart of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), women who have been trafficked from around the world are manipulated and forced into sex work. Many of these women must seek clients in the city’s lavish hotels where staff and management turn a blind eye.
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