Bow House Clearance Modern Slavery Statement

Bow House Clearance and our Bow house clearance services are committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in all areas of our operations. We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of forced labour, exploitation or abusive working conditions. This statement sets out the steps taken across our company and our house clearance Bow activities to identify, prevent and remediate risks related to modern slavery.

Our Commitment and Scope

We apply this policy to all employees, contractors, sub-contractors and supply chain partners used by Bow House Clearances and house clearance services in Bow. Key principles include:

• Zero-tolerance to any form of slavery, servitude or forced labour;
• Respect for human rights and labour standards across our Bow clearance team;
• Transparency in procurement and supplier relationships.

Supplier Expectations and Risk Assessment

Bow House Clearance requires suppliers and partners to adhere to our code of conduct, which explicitly forbids modern slavery practices. We assess supplier risk by reviewing country of operation, labour practices, and the nature of goods and services supplied to our Bow house clearance operations. High-risk suppliers are subject to enhanced due diligence and contractual clauses that mandate compliance with anti-slavery laws.

Supplier audits form a central part of our risk mitigation framework. We operate a tiered audit approach:

• Desktop reviews and documentation checks for all new suppliers;
• On-site or virtual audits for suppliers considered medium risk;
• Comprehensive independent audits for high-risk relationships.

Monitoring, Training and Remediation

We provide regular training for staff involved in procurement, operations and the Bow clearance workforce to recognise signs of exploitation and to respond appropriately. All employees are encouraged to remain vigilant and report concerns. When cases are identified, Bow house clearance services implement remediation plans that prioritise victim protection and legal compliance.

Reporting Channels

Bow House Clearance maintains multiple reporting channels so concerns can be raised safely and confidentially. These include internal reporting to line managers or human resources, an anonymous hotline, and a secure internal portal for whistleblowing. We explicitly encourage reporting without fear of retaliation and ensure reports are investigated promptly and proportionately.

Annual Review and Continuous Improvement

The effectiveness of our anti-slavery measures is reviewed on an annual basis. Our annual review includes an analysis of audit findings, training completion rates, any incidents reported through our reporting channels, and updates to our supplier due diligence processes. Results of this review inform policy updates and enhanced preventative measures across all Bow house clearance activities.

Bow House Clearance and related Bow clearance services are committed to continuous improvement. We will continue to strengthen supplier audits, broaden awareness training and refine reporting mechanisms to ensure that modern slavery has no place within our operations or supply chain.

This statement is made in good faith and reflects the ongoing dedication of our Bow house clearance team to the eradication of modern slavery in every part of our work.