Show Notes
Modern slavery isn't just a global issue—it's happening in our own communities and supply chains.
In this episode of Infrastructure Connections, Cam Bower, Managing Director of AME Investigations and former police detective, about the hidden reality of modern slavery across Australia and New Zealand.
The conversation explores how exploitation can occur in industries including construction, infrastructure, hospitality and agriculture, why migrant workers are particularly vulnerable, and the warning signs organisations should never ignore. We also examine the role of ethical procurement, supply chain due diligence and stronger accountability in preventing exploitation.
Whether you're a business leader, procurement professional or simply interested in creating more responsible supply chains, this episode offers practical insights into recognising risk, protecting vulnerable workers and building a more ethical future.
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