Campbell Tickell’s Modern Slavery Policy
Policy Statement
- This statement is made pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (the Act) and sets out the steps Campbell Tickell (“CT”) has taken to ensure that slavery and human trafficking is not taking place in our supply chains or in any other part of our business.
- 1.2 The Partners approved this statement for and on behalf of CT in November 2021.
- 1.3 The principal objective of CT is to provide consultancy services, advisory services, plsu permanent and interim recruitment. We work to the highest professional standards and comply with all laws, regulations and rules relevant to our business and we expect the same from our suppliers and business partners.
- 1.4 The majority of our supply chain comprises of professional firms and contractors providing services. In the last year we have continued with our organisational-wide risk assessment to assess the nature and extent of our exposure to Modern Slavery.
- 1.5 We have concluded that our risk is low however we undertake due diligence proportionate to this risk. We ask all our suppliers to provide us with their published Modern Slavery Statements as evidence of their commitment to eradicate this violation of human rights. Smaller suppliers, who are not required to maintain a statement by law, are asked to demonstrate their commitment to our own policy. Training on modern slavery forms part of the induction process for all individuals who work for us.
- 1.6 We have intrinsic core values around equality, diversity and inclusion and corporate responsibility. In addition to our Modern Slavery Policy, we have a Whistleblowing Policy which employees can utilise if they have concerns about any wrongdoing or breaches of the law or regulations.
- 1.7 Over the next period we will be: updating our risk assessment and associated reporting; continuing to require all new suppliers and those whose contracts have come up for renewal to enter into a commitment to ensure compliance with the relevant rules and regulations; continuing with and reviewing the training programme for all new joiners and policy review programme; and continuing to take action to embed a zero tolerance policy towards modern slavery.
- 1.8 This statement has been formally approved by the partners of CT.