Modern Slavery Statement — Haringey House Clearance Commitment

This Modern Slavery Statement outlines the position and actions of Haringey House Clearance in preventing modern slavery, human trafficking and forced labour in all areas of our operations. As a specialist in house clearance Haringey services, we recognise our responsibility to maintain transparent practices across our workforce, our partners and the supply chain. This policy is relevant to all staff, contractors and third-party suppliers engaged in any Haringey home clearance activity.

We operate a strict zero-tolerance policy to any form of exploitation. Haringey house-clearance teams are trained to identify signs of forced labour, debt bondage and human trafficking and to escalate concerns immediately. Our expectations are embedded in employment terms and supplier agreements: any evidence of modern slavery results in immediate action, including contract termination and reporting to the appropriate authorities.

Scope and commitment: this statement applies to our direct operations in the London borough of Haringey and to our supply chain partners. We require all suppliers to confirm they comply with anti-slavery laws and to provide transparency on labour practices. Our compliance approach combines proactive prevention, ongoing evaluation and swift remediation where issues are identified.

We deploy thorough supplier due diligence for anyone providing goods or services to Haringey House Clearance. Before onboarding, partners must complete risk assessments that evaluate recruitment practices, worker documentation, subcontracting arrangements and living conditions where applicable. Contract clauses specifically prohibit forced labour and authorise audits; non-compliance is considered a material breach.

Our supplier audit programme is a core control. Audits can be announced or unannounced and are conducted by trained compliance staff or independent auditors. They examine payroll records, working hours, interview workers and assess health and safety standards. If irregularities are found, we expect corrective action plans with clear timelines and follow-ups until issues are resolved.

Key elements of our supplier assurance include:

• Pre-contract risk screening and background checks
• Regular compliance audits and spot checks
• Mandatory worker interviews to verify terms and conditions
• Contractual remedies including termination rights for violations

We maintain secure and confidential reporting channels for employees, contractors and third parties to raise concerns about modern slavery in house clearance Haringey operations. Reports can be made through internal hotlines or via designated managers; all reports are treated seriously, investigated promptly and appropriate protection or support is provided to victims. Whistleblowers are protected from retaliation and anonymity is respected where requested.

Training is mandatory for all staff involved in home clearance and procurement. Training modules cover identification of exploitation indicators, safe reporting protocols and supplier monitoring responsibilities. We also provide targeted guidance to supervisors on handling disclosures sensitively and coordinating with law enforcement or support agencies when necessary.

Annual review and governance: our Board and senior management review this modern slavery statement and our anti-slavery measures at least once a year. Reviews assess audit results, report volumes, remediation effectiveness and supplier performance metrics. We set measurable objectives for the coming year, including enhanced audit coverage, improved training completion rates and strengthened contractual safeguards.