HKS-018STANDARD PREVIEW

Human Trafficking Indicator Reporting

Directs how housekeeping staff recognize and report potential human trafficking indicators observed during room servicing.

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Why This Matters

Housekeepers see what no other department sees, which makes them the hotel's most important observers — and the least equipped to intervene alone. The obligation is to notice patterns and report facts fast, never to investigate or confront. Getting this right can genuinely save a life; getting it wrong can endanger a victim or an innocent guest.

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Version
1.0
Authority
A5
Section
Housekeeping

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