Anti-Slavery Policy
At The Interior Design Practice, we are committed to ensuring that there is no modern slavery or human trafficking in any part of our business or our supply chains. We believe in acting with integrity and responsibility to uphold human rights and ensure fair working practices.
Our Commitment
As part of our commitment, we will take the following actions:
- Employment Practices
- We follow UK employment laws and ensure that all employees work in safe and respectful conditions.
- We verify that all employees are legally entitled to work in the UK to prevent any form of forced or illegal labour.
- We provide fair wages and clear terms of employment to all staff members.
- Supplier Standards
- We seek to work with suppliers and partners who share our commitment to ethical practices.
- When engaging new suppliers, we will make reasonable efforts to ensure they do not engage in modern slavery or human trafficking.
- We expect our suppliers to comply with all relevant labour laws and practices.
- Raising Awareness
- We will ensure that our employees are aware of the signs of modern slavery and encourage them to report any concerns related to unethical labour practices.
- We will provide basic training and guidelines to employees on identifying potential risks of modern slavery.
- Reporting Concerns
- Any concerns regarding modern slavery or human trafficking within our business or supply chains can be raised confidentially with management.
- We take all reports seriously and will investigate and address any concerns swiftly.
Review of Policy
We will review this policy annually to ensure that it remains up to date with best practices and is effective in preventing modern slavery and human trafficking.