Prevention and Combating of Trafficking in Persons Act, 2013 (Act No. 7 of 2013)RegulationsRegulations under section 43(3)Annexure A : Norms and minimum standards for accredited organisations rendering services to victims of trafficking4. Norms, Standards, Outcomes and Programme Practices4.21 Norm 21: Human resources must be adequately managed |
4.21 |
Norm 21: Human resources must be adequately managed |
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4.21.1 |
Standard: Human resource policy approved by organisation ensuring best practices |
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4.21.2 |
Outcome: Well trained, skilled, motivated and dedicated staff |
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PROGRAMME PRACTICES: |
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(a) |
Service provider must ensure that the appropriate staff is in place |
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(b) |
Service provider must ensure that all applicants should be checked against Part B of Child Protection Register
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(c) |
Service provider must ensure that the Managers have training on the human trafficking issues |
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(d) |
Service providers must ensure that there is a separate counseling room that is conducive and ensures privacy |
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(e) |
Service provider must ensure that the Manager is able to demonstrate management and administration skills and be registered with relevant professional body |
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(f) |
Service provider must ensure that Social workers are trained on the phenomenon of human trafficking and the Restoration and Healing programme |
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(g) |
Service provider must ensure that each staff member have a personal file including job description, Individual Development Plan, Workplan and other related matters |
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(h) |
Service provider must ensure that contracts of the staff members includes agreement on Confidentiality, acknowledgement of the rights of victims, victims responsibilities and victims’ rights as recipients of the service |
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(i) |
Service provider must ensure that staff leave records e.g. leave, sick leave, family responsibility, are recorded punctually and maintained |
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(j) |
Service provider must ensure that capacity building is undertaken on an ongoing basis |
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(k) |
Service providers must ensure that staff members are trained on how to assist victims with special needs |
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(l) |
Service provider must ensure that they meet the basic conditions of the Employment Equity Act, 1998 (Act No. 55 of 1998) |
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(m) |
Service provider must ensure that the daily incident management register is regularly completed and handed over to shift workers |
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(n) |
Capacity building and training Service provider must ensure that all staff members are exposed to the accredited capacity building programmes |
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(o) |
Service provider must ensure that an organisation al programme plan is developed that includes formal and informal training |