Read the Modern Slavery Statement of Rubbish Clearance Stockwell, outlining our zero-tolerance approach, supplier audits, reporting channels, and annual review process.
Get a quoteThis Modern Slavery Statement sets out the steps taken by Rubbish Clearance Stockwell to prevent modern slavery, human trafficking, forced labour, and exploitation within our operations and supply chains. We are committed to acting ethically and with integrity in all our business relationships and to implementing effective systems and controls to safeguard workers and communities connected to our services.
Rubbish Clearance Stockwell operates a strict zero-tolerance policy towards modern slavery and human trafficking. We do not accept any form of forced, bonded, or compulsory labour, child labour, or any practice that deprives individuals of their freedom or dignity. This policy applies to all employees, agency staff, contractors, and suppliers engaged in our waste clearance, recycling, and associated services.
All staff are expected to uphold this policy and to act immediately if they suspect any form of exploitation. Managers are responsible for promoting awareness of modern slavery risks and for ensuring that decisions involving recruitment, procurement, and subcontracting are consistent with this policy.
Our core operations involve domestic and commercial rubbish clearance, waste sorting, and working with licensed waste transfer and recycling partners. While we operate primarily within the United Kingdom, we recognise that modern slavery risks may arise at different points in the supply chain, including labour agencies, equipment suppliers, transport providers, and downstream waste processors.
We seek to work only with reputable suppliers and contractors that share our ethical standards. We expect them to have appropriate policies and controls in place to prevent modern slavery and to comply with all applicable labour, employment, and health and safety legislation.
Rubbish Clearance Stockwell conducts due diligence on key suppliers and contractors before engagement and on a periodic basis thereafter. This includes reviewing their policies on modern slavery, labour practices, and worker welfare, as well as assessing their approach to health and safety and environmental compliance.
Where appropriate, we carry out audits or request evidence of audits conducted by third parties. These audits may include site visits, document checks, and confidential discussions with workers. If a supplier is unable or unwilling to demonstrate adequate controls to prevent modern slavery, we may suspend or terminate the business relationship.
We communicate our expectations to suppliers and reserve the right to require corrective action plans where risks or non-compliances are identified. Continued failure to address concerns will result in removal from our approved supplier list.
We encourage anyone connected to Rubbish Clearance Stockwell, including employees, agency workers, contractors, and suppliers, to report any suspicion or evidence of modern slavery or exploitative practices. Reports can be made to line managers, senior management, or designated contacts responsible for compliance.
All concerns raised in good faith will be taken seriously and investigated promptly and sensitively. We do not tolerate victimisation or retaliation against anyone who raises a concern, cooperates with an investigation, or refuses to participate in activities that may amount to modern slavery.
Where allegations are substantiated, we will take appropriate action, which may include notifying the relevant authorities, ending contracts, and reinforcing controls to prevent recurrence.
We provide appropriate training and guidance to employees and managers to help them recognise the signs of modern slavery and understand how to respond to concerns. Induction materials include information on our zero-tolerance policy and reporting channels, and further training is provided to staff involved in recruitment and supplier management.
Rubbish Clearance Stockwell is committed to continuous improvement in identifying and addressing modern slavery risks. We monitor the effectiveness of our policies and procedures through regular reviews of supplier performance, incident reports, audit findings, and feedback from staff and stakeholders.
This Modern Slavery Statement is reviewed at least annually to ensure it remains current, effective, and aligned with evolving legislation, industry standards, and best practice. Revisions are approved by senior management and communicated throughout the business and to key suppliers, reinforcing our ongoing commitment to combating modern slavery in all its forms.
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