Bihar Migration Forum

21/06/2024

Join the Global Forum for Responsible Recruitment 2024!

I am excited to invite you to the GFRR 2024 season on “Migrant Workers in Conflict-Affected Countries”

We will explore the crucial role of migrant workers in conflict-affected countries, supply chains, and security sectors. We will focus on the experiences of South Asian workers caught up in the Israel/Gaza conflict and the recruitment and employment of migrant workers in private security companies operating in high-risk areas.

The forum will be held in a hybrid format, allowing for both online and in-person participation.

To register and watch the sessions online, visit: www.gfrr.org

GFRR2024 is being jointly organised by the Institute for Human Rights and Business - IHRB, Stronger Together and AIM-Progress

17/06/2024

Registration for this year’s Global Forum for Responsible Recruitment is now open!

Secure your place now: www.gfrr.org

The Global Forum for Responsible Recruitment (GFRR) is a thought leadership platform for accelerating the responsible recruitment of migrant workers around the world, in line with the Employer Pays Principle.

Institute for Human Rights and Business - IHRB in partnership with different partners each year convene a global ecosystem and marketplace – global brands, suppliers, recruitment agencies, governments, employers and employer’s organisations, workers and workers’ organisations, intergovernmental and civil society organisations – to take stock, nurture ideas, foster engagement, and inspire action.

This year the Forum will be a partnership between IHRB, Aim-Progress, and Stronger Together.

The Forum will bring together leading experts, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders from around the world to discuss and advance the agenda for the responsible recruitment of migrant workers.

This year’s Forum will focus on three themes:

1. Presenting concrete tools for responsible recruitment
2. Protecting the rights of women migrant workers
3. The recruitment challenges in key migration corridors.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Global Forum for Responsible Recruitment 2024.

Secure your place now: www.gfrr.org
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07/03/2024

🌟 Join us today, March 7, 2024, at 8 am (GMT) for an insightful webinar on "Women Migrant Workers & Responsible Recruitment."

Hosted by the Institute for Human Rights and Business - IHRB, this session will delve into crucial research findings addressing the recruitment landscape and challenges faced by women migrant workers.

🔍 Explore key insights from two recently published pieces of research:
📌 "Respecting the Rights of Women Migrant Workers During Recruitment - A Short Report for Businesses"
📌 "Gender review of the Dhaka Principles for Migration With Dignity"

Click here to know more: https://www.ihrb.org/events/panel-discussion-women-migrant-workers-responsible-recruitment

Join IHRB’s webinar to explore findings from the recent research on the recruitment landscape and challenges for women migrant workers.

19/10/2022

Register to attend and contribute to the global conversation on the of on Nov 1-3, 2022

➡️ https://gfrr.org/

The Global Forum for Responsible Recruitment (GFRR) is a thought leadership platform for accelerating the responsible recruitment of migrant workers around the world, in line with the Employer Pays Principle.

The three-day agenda will cover a range of issues, sectors, and actors, broken down across four key aspects of responsible recruitment.

▶️Action in Supply Chain
▶️Women Migrant Workers
▶️Government Process and Development
▶️Financing Responsible Recruitment

Click here to register and know more: https://gfrr.org/

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