Modern Slavery Statement for Flat Clearance Haringey

Flat Clearance Haringey is committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in all areas of our business and supply chain. This zero-tolerance policy applies to every employee, contractor and supplier engaged in flat clearance in Haringey and nearby boroughs. Our statement explains the steps we take to identify, mitigate and report risks of exploitation, and it sets out expectations of our partners in the Haringey flat clearance and waste removal industry.

We operate with clear principles: respect for human rights, transparency in procurement, and continuous improvement. Our Haringey clearance service includes rigorous checks at recruitment and while onboarding sub-contractors. We mandate right-to-work checks, fair pay practices and safe working conditions for teams involved in flat removals Haringey-wide. These measures are reinforced by policies that are publicly declared to ensure accountability and trust.

Supplier Standards and Audits

Our suppliers and subcontractors are expected to meet the same high standards as Flat Clearance Haringey. We assess supplier performance through documented supplier audits and risk assessments. Audit activities include:

• Verification of employment records and lawful working status;
• Site visits to confirm safe conditions and fair treatment;
• Contract reviews to ensure transparent payment and no unlawful deductions;
• Random checks on hours worked and contractor welfare.

Monitoring and Risk Management

Flat removals in Haringey can involve complex supply chains. We use a tiered risk approach to focus resources where they are most needed: high-risk providers undergo enhanced scrutiny, while low-risk partners are periodically reviewed. Records of audits and corrective actions are maintained. Where issues are identified we require immediate remedial action, and if necessary, termination of contracts. Our procurement teams are trained to spot indicators of forced labour and trafficking and escalate concerns quickly.

Reporting Channels — We provide secure and confidential ways for workers, clients and members of the public to report suspected abuse or forced labour within our flat clearance operations. Reporting channels include internal whistleblowing procedures, anonymous reporting mechanisms and escalation to senior management. Reports are taken seriously and investigated promptly, with protections against retaliation. Key features include:

• Multiple confidential reporting routes managed by trained personnel;
• Independent review panels for complex or high-risk allegations;
• Clear commitments to support affected individuals, including safe referral to specialist services where needed.

Training, Continuous Improvement and Annual Review

Training forms a core part of our prevention strategy. All staff and contractors involved in flat clearance in Haringey receive regular training on recognising modern slavery, ethical procurement and welfare best practices. We conduct an annual review of our policies and procedures: the review assesses the effectiveness of our zero-tolerance policy, supplier audits, reporting channels and remediation steps. Results of the annual review inform updates to our risk framework, training programs and contractual terms.

Commitment and Governance

Flat Clearance Haringey is governed by a senior leadership team responsible for anti-slavery policy enforcement. We adopt a no compromise stance on exploitation and strive to be a responsible provider of Haringey flat clearance services. Our governance includes designated officers for compliance, regular board-level updates and recorded action plans to remedy any failures. We will continue to work collaboratively with partners, local authorities and community organisations to strengthen protections and uphold human rights across the flat clearance sector in Haringey and the surrounding area.