PRECARIOUS WORK AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING – GLOBAL CHALLENGES, GLOBAL SOLUTIONS

Abstract

The paper focuses on a problem identified as one of the scourges of modern society human trafficking. The text contributes to the literature on the topic by analysing the link between precarious work, unemployment and their interrelationship with migration, and the growing vulnerability of large groups of people to fall into trafficking. Through a secondary analysis of documents and a statistics analysis, gathered by international institutions, a context is presented in which the vulnerability of people to human trafficking is increased and defends the assertion that a solution to the problem should be sought at the macro level by adopting international agreements on joint activities and efforts against this phenomenon, as well as on the meso and micro level.