Lesson 8 of 8
Running a programme: limits, disclosure and monitoring
Once a programme is live, three sets of settings decide how it treats workers and how much risk the provider carries: the limits on how much and how often a worker can draw, what the worker is told before and after each advance, and what is measured and done about it. This lesson takes each in turn, using the measures regulators and international bodies have published, and ends with a review of the course.
Published 15 October 2026 · Listen to this lesson
In this lesson
- Limits: how much and how often
- What the worker sees before each advance
- What the worker sees over time
- What to measure
- Acting on what monitoring shows
- Reviewing the programme, and the course in brief