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Global trade war to fuel unprecedented human trafficking as US Tariffs policies have triggered market volatility! Who would have thought American Tariffs would go that far? Primal fear hits the world population as Human Trafficking reaches new heights since the global trade war burst. In a bid to tackle human trafficking, a multi trillion worldwide well organised crime industry, The Bridge Magazine provides TO ALL, lifesaving statistics and advice to prevent the world populations from being continuously trafficked.
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In a bid to prevent and tackle traffickers worldwide, find below The Bridge Magazine useful and life saving advice to ALL. In an article entitled “The many ways companies profit from hastening employees’ deaths” published by FORTUNE, it reads: Hundreds of companies have taken out life insurance policies that will pay them tens of billions of dollars when their employees die. Bank of America stands to make $20 billion alone from the demise of its workers. So as a new recruit signing a permanent contract or a parent helping your children to land permanent jobs in companies, make sure you help your children read and understand their contract in between the lines. Sometimes one may think they hit the jackpot by landing their dream permanent job when they are the jackpot. As companies have swiftly put a price on their head. At The Bridge Magazine, we treat human deaths or trafficking very seriously. The death or missing of humans is always a TRAGEDY. At a time where the world economy is going through a total reset, if you are out there looking for a job to survive the global war trade make sure you live your life with design, make judicious choices stay away and or put your family at bay of human traffickers. The Bridge MAG. Image

Our editorial covers true crime: in a time of a global recession, uncertainty becomes the norm as human trafficking has become a common practice.

 
Some compagnies and or individuals are turning to human trafficking in order to launder crime money and save either their businesses from liquidation or personal fortune from collapsing.

 
INTERPOL has been closely observing a growing crime phenomenon: large-scale human trafficking where victims are …