Seven questions, before we start

The workshop compares what the law calls labour exploitation in Sweden, Norway and Finland, and builds a shared vocabulary for talking about it across the three countries. Much of what matters here lives in practice rather than in the statutes, so we begin with you. Your answers set the starting point and shape where the ninety minutes go.

Under three minutes. Four questions are one click.

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Open until Wednesday 30 September

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Question one

Have you ever worked on a case where you suspected labour exploitation or human trafficking?

Yes, several Yes, one I am not sure No

Question two

Which country do you work in?

Used only to form the groups for the exercise on the day.

Sweden Norway Finland Another country

Question three

When you hear the words labour exploitation, what comes to mind first?

Up to three words. Your words open the session on 2 October, shown exactly as you write them.

Question four

How confident are you that you could name the right offence if a case landed on your desk tomorrow?

We ask this again in the last five minutes of the workshop. The two answers side by side are the honest measure of whether the session did anything.

1 2 3 4 5

1 · not at all confident5 · very confident

Question five

Which of these terms have you met before, in any language?

Tick everything you have come across, even in passing.

Human trafficking Forced labour Human exploitation Wage theft Extortionate work discrimination None of these

Question six

What is the one thing you would most like to be able to do after this learning journey that you cannot do today?

Question seven

Is there a question about the law in another Nordic country that you have never had a chance to ask?

This is the one we most want to hear. There is no wrong answer, and what you write goes into the glossary.

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Nothing here identifies you. We do not ask for your name, your e-mail or your organisation, and we do not record them. Answers are used to prepare the workshop and are reported only as totals.

The project Nordic Collaboration against Modern Slavery and Labour Exploitation has received funding from the Nordic Council of Ministers' funding programme Demos.

Funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers