Who the policy covers
Employees, directors, agency and seconded workers, contractors, consultants, representatives and business partners.
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Responsible business
HAD-PRINT has zero tolerance for slavery, servitude, forced labour or human trafficking.
Ethos & responsible business
We are committed to acting ethically and with integrity in our business relationships, and to maintaining systems and controls designed to prevent modern slavery in our own operations and supply chains.
The policy applies across our own work and the business relationships that support it, with clear routes for raising concerns in good faith.
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What matters
Awareness, reporting, responsible supply relationships and consequences for breaches support the zero-tolerance commitment.
Employees, directors, agency and seconded workers, contractors, consultants, representatives and business partners.
Suspected conflicts or breaches should be reported promptly to a line manager or Company Director.
We expect equivalent standards and may end relationships where serious breaches are identified.
Relevant training and communication support people in recognising and reporting risk.
Genuine concerns raised in good faith should not result in detrimental treatment.
Employee breaches may lead to disciplinary action; third-party relationships may be terminated.