Modern Slavery Statement — Flat Clearance Aldgate

Flat Clearance Aldgate declares a zero-tolerance policy toward all forms of modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking across our operations and supply chain. This Aldgate flat clearance statement outlines the steps we take to prevent exploitation, the processes for due diligence on suppliers and the measures we require of those who provide goods and services to our business. Our commitment to ethical conduct is embedded in daily operations for flat clearance in Aldgate and in all Aldgate clearance services we manage.

We operate with transparent governance and clear responsibilities. Our leadership team endorses anti-slavery principles and ensures that policies are integrated into procurement procedures, job allocations and subcontractor oversight for flat clearance Aldgate services. We emphasise employee awareness and training so that staff can identify risks and take action. The company expects every partner and contractor to abide by our standards and contractual clauses prohibiting exploitation.

Zero-Tolerance Policy and Contractual Commitments

Our zero-tolerance policy is non-negotiable: any discovery of modern slavery results in immediate investigation, suspension of relationships and remedial action up to termination of contracts. We require suppliers to confirm compliance with applicable labour laws and to permit audits. Contract clauses include explicit representations, warranties and termination rights designed to enforce safe working conditions across all Aldgate flat clearance engagements.

We conduct regular risk assessments and due diligence on new and current suppliers to ensure the integrity of our supply chain for flat clearance in Aldgate. Risks are assessed based on geography, labour intensity, scope of services and sub‑contracting practices. High-risk suppliers receive enhanced scrutiny, including deeper documentation review and on-site checks where practical. We document findings and require action plans for any identified issues.

Supplier Audits and Monitoring

Supplier audits form a core part of our preventative strategy: auditors review payroll records, work contracts, hours, recruitment fees and living conditions where relevant. Audits may be announced or unannounced and are proportionate to the assessed risk. Audit outcomes feed into supplier performance scores and remediation timelines. Persistent non-compliance leads to removal from our approved supplier list and cessation of work with that supplier.

We also use contractual reporting requirements and periodic self-assessments completed by suppliers. Our procurement teams maintain records and escalate concerns through internal channels so there is documented follow-through. We reinforce expectations through supplier briefings and require evidence of responsible labour practices for all subcontracted Aldgate clearance services.

Reporting channels are essential for effective prevention and response. We provide multiple, confidential reporting channels for employees, contractors and third parties to raise concerns without fear of retaliation. Reports can be raised internally via secure channels and are handled promptly by trained investigators. All reports are logged, assessed and resolved with appropriate protective measures for victims.

To ensure accountability we maintain a clear escalation path and governance structure. Our board and senior managers receive periodic updates on compliance matters, audit results and corrective actions. We require suppliers to demonstrate continuous improvement and to cooperate fully with investigations. Where remediation is necessary, we pursue practical steps to support affected individuals and eliminate exploitative practices.

Annual Review and Continuous Improvement We undertake an annual review of this modern slavery statement and related policies, assessing effectiveness and updating controls in response to emerging risks and regulatory changes. The review examines audit data, incident reports, supplier performance and training uptake. Improvements are implemented through policy updates, enhanced supplier management and targeted training to strengthen our anti-slavery measures across Flat Clearance Aldgate and related services.