Flat Clearance Anerley Modern Slavery Statement

Flat Clearance Anerley is committed to a strict and transparent approach to preventing modern slavery in all forms across our operations and supply chains. As a provider of flat clearance Anerley and related clearance services, we declare a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of forced labour, human trafficking, or exploitation. This statement sets out our expectations, the steps we take to reduce risk, and the mechanisms we use to ensure compliance with the highest ethical standards in flat clearance in Anerley and surrounding areas.

Our zero-tolerance policy is applied consistently across the company and to all contractors and suppliers. Any report or evidence of modern slavery, whether in our direct workforce, during an Anerley flat clearance, or within the wider supplier network, will prompt an immediate investigation and appropriate remedial actions. We require all staff and partners to adhere to our code of conduct and to report concerns through established reporting channels.

The scope of this modern slavery statement covers direct employees, agency staff, subcontractors engaged in Anerley flat removal, and third-party suppliers of goods and services. We recognise that the highest risk areas include on-site labour, logistics, and ancillary services; therefore we focus resources on these areas to prevent exploitation. Our commitment extends to continuous monitoring and the use of due diligence when selecting suppliers and partners for any flat clearance project.

Supplier Expectations and Audit Programme

We expect suppliers to operate ethically and to maintain employment standards that eliminate modern slavery risks. As part of our procurement process, suppliers to our Anerley flat clearance operations must confirm compliance with labour laws and present verifiable policies. We actively communicate our standards and require contractual commitments that reflect our no-tolerance approach.

To enforce these expectations we run a structured supplier audits programme. Audits include documentation checks, site visits, and worker interviews where appropriate. Key audit activities include:

• Verification of legal right to work documentation and payroll records.
• Assessment of recruitment practices to identify third-party fee risks.
• Inspection of subcontractor arrangements used during any flat clearance in Anerley.

Where audits identify concerns, we require corrective action plans within defined timelines. Persistent non-compliance can lead to suspension or termination of contracts. Our supplier monitoring is risk-based: higher risk suppliers undergo more frequent and thorough reviews, while long-standing, low-risk partners are reviewed on a scheduled cycle.

Reporting Channels, Training and Annual Review

We operate secure and confidential reporting channels for any individual to raise concerns. Reports may be submitted anonymously and are investigated promptly by trained personnel. Our reporting framework ensures protection from retaliation and guarantees that all reports are treated seriously. Typical reporting mechanisms include internal escalation routes and documented investigation procedures tailored to cases arising from flat removals and clearance projects.

Training forms a core part of our prevention strategy. All employees involved in Anerley flat clearance, logistics, and procurement receive periodic training on recognising signs of exploitation and on the correct use of reporting channels. We instruct managers on conducting risk-aware supplier selection and emphasise the use of contractual clauses to enforce labour standards.

We undertake an annual review of this modern slavery statement and of our policies and procedures. The review assesses the effectiveness of supplier audits, reporting outcomes, training uptake, and any incidents and remediation measures taken. Findings from the annual review inform improvements to our approach to preventing modern slavery and strengthen our due diligence processes for all flat clearance services in Anerley. This statement will be updated as required to reflect changes in our operations and to incorporate best practice learning from the sector. Flat Clearance Anerley remains resolute in its duty to protect workers, uphold human rights, and ensure ethical practices across every project.