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The Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking Act requires the Secretary of Labor to implement a training program for certain employees within the Department of Labor. This training will focus on identifying and assisting victims of human trafficking, as well as collaborating with law enforcement and advocacy organizations. The program must be established within 180 days of the bill's enactment and will include both initial training and ongoing education tailored to the specific needs of employees based on their roles and locations.

The bill emphasizes the importance of providing employees with current information on human trafficking, methods for identifying potential victims, and clear procedures for reporting cases to the appropriate authorities. Additionally, the Secretary of Labor is required to report annually to Congress on the effectiveness of the training program and the number of trafficking cases referred to law enforcement. This initiative is significant as it aims to enhance the capacity of government employees to combat human trafficking, a serious and often hidden crime that affects vulnerable populations.