We are committed to protecting and providing fair treatment of all workers, and to ensuring we have slavery-free businesses and supply chains.
Construction is exposed to more modern slavery than most other industries, so it is important that we continue to roll out due diligence controls across our supplier base. Efforts are invested in promoting modern slavery training to colleagues so they get a better understanding of what it is, how to spot the signs and know how to raise concerns. | ![]() |
The Group’s policies and procedures on tackling modern slavery are described in the Modern Slavery Statement. This explains how the Group assesses risk, carries out due diligence and references its employee recruitment and human rights policies. |
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Speak Up!It's important to us that not only our own colleagues but also workers in our supply chain have the opportunity to call out concerns to us, and we ask anyone with concerns relating to worker safety, human rights or any aspect of our Supplier Commitments to please contact us and let us know. | ![]() |
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