Modern Slavery Statement — Business Waste Removal Brixton

Business Waste Removal Brixton is committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking across our operations and supply chain. This statement sets out our approach to identifying, assessing and managing the risk of forced labour, exploitation and other forms of modern slavery within our organisation and among suppliers engaged in commercial waste removal Brixton. We recognise our responsibility to act ethically and transparently and to maintain robust controls that protect workers and the communities we serve.

Our Commitment and Zero-Tolerance Policy

We have a zero-tolerance policy for any form of modern slavery. All staff and subcontractors are required to comply with this policy and our employment standards. We will not tolerate forced labour, child labour, unlawful deduction of wages, or any coercive working practices within our waste removal services Brixton operations or those of our partners. Breaches will result in corrective action, termination of contracts and, when appropriate, referral to law enforcement.

Scope, Principles and Supplier Expectations

Scope: This statement covers our direct operations, temporary labour, and our supply chain including recyclers, transport partners and waste handling contractors. We require all partners to adhere to our standards and expect evidence of compliance through documentation and third-party verification. Key principles include transparency, accountability and respect for human rights.

To implement these principles we have established supplier due diligence and supplier audits as core components of our compliance programme. Our audit process assesses recruitment practices, working hours, wage records and accommodation where provided. We use a risk-based approach to prioritise suppliers for on-site inspections and remote checks. When necessary we require corrective action plans and follow-up reviews to ensure persistent issues are resolved.

Reporting channels are essential to identify concerns early. We provide multiple safe and confidential reporting routes for staff, contractors and supply chain workers to raise concerns about possible modern slavery. Reports may be raised anonymously and will be treated seriously, investigated promptly and handled with strict confidentiality. Procedures are in place to protect whistleblowers from retaliation.

Our contractual terms with suppliers include explicit anti-slavery clauses and rights to audit. We incorporate mandatory compliance requirements into supplier agreements for Brixton business waste removal and require evidence of worker rights protection. Training for procurement and operations teams ensures that staff can recognise indicators of exploitation and act to mitigate risk.

Where incidents are identified we commit to immediate investigation, worker-centred remediation and engagement with relevant authorities. Remediation may include reimbursement, repatriation assistance, enhanced worker protections and removal of the non-compliant supplier from our network. We aim to prioritise the welfare and safety of affected individuals while ensuring systemic causes are addressed through policy and contractual change.

We will publish the outcomes of our monitoring and the progress of our anti-slavery programme in an annual review. This review includes an assessment of supplier audits completed, number and type of reports received through reporting channels, remediation actions taken and training hours delivered. The annual review enables continuous improvement of our processes for waste removal operations in Brixton and across our wider service footprint. Data-driven metrics and clear KPIs support transparency and accountability.

In summary, Business Waste Removal Brixton enforces a clear and enforceable zero-tolerance stance on modern slavery, implements robust supplier audits, maintains accessible and protected reporting channels, and conducts an annual review to measure effectiveness and drive improvement. Our commitment to ethical waste management and supply chain responsibility is integral to our values and operational practices. We will continue to refine our approach, collaborate with stakeholders and ensure that our commercial waste removal Brixton activities uphold the highest standards of human rights and labour protection.