AIAG’s exclusive webinar “UFLPA Trade Policy: A Legal Perspective on Compliance” is available as a recording so you don’t have to miss out.

Hear key insights on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act federal enforcement and policy by Washington, D.C.-based international trade law attorney Michael P. House at Perkins Coie. House provides an experienced legal perspective on the latest developments in UFLPA enforcement, including case studies, best practices, key litigation affecting U.S. Customs and Border Protection activities, and recent policy developments.

House also shares critical insights to help reduce your risk of receiving a Notice of Detention, along with lessons learned from companies that have had shipments stopped by CBP and insights on how to respond. Since the UFLPA passed with strong bipartisan support and is not anticipated to change, this webinar recording will help inform and better prepare your team for compliance.

Access this exclusive, invaluable 90-minute webinar recording here today. The cost is $50 for members and $75 for non-members, and it is well worth it.

Other FLHR Web Courses

The following additional Phase 2 Forced Labor/Human Rights training courses are also available on AIAG’s Forced Labor and Human Rights Page. They range from 7-30 minutes, so they’re short enough to easily squeeze into your day. Plus, stay tuned for an important announcement about the launch of a new industry transparency tool with new Original Equipment Manufacturer requirements.

Microlearnings

• The Guiding Principles (7-minute microlearn/video, $0): A comprehensive overview of AIAG’s Guiding Principles, highlighting their crucial role in helping organizations adhere to FLHR laws and regulations.
• Introduction to Detained Shipments (10-minute microlearn, $0): A helpful overview of the Notice of Detention process, which the U.S. Customs and Border Protection uses to place holds on shipments suspected of violating U.S. import laws.

On-Demand Courses 

• Making the Case for Due Diligence (30-minute eLearn and job aid): Delves into the critical importance of recognizing and mitigating risks within your supply chain.
• Aligning Contracts to Meet Forced Labor and Human Rights Laws (20- to 30-minute eLearn): To ensure ethical practices and legal compliance in your business operations, incorporate specific conditions and requirements into your contracts.
• Create a Supply Chain Due Diligence Process (20-minute eLearn and job aid): A thorough guide to establishing a robust supply chain due diligence process for your company.
• Implement FLHR Business Processes (bundled training package): A comprehensive course package to equip you with essential skills and knowledge. Includes the three modules mentioned above plus two bonus offerings: A Practical Guide to UFLPA Compliance (white paper) and UFLPA Trade Policy: A Legal Perspective on Compliance (webinar recording).