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No forced labour, servitude, trafficking, child labour or exploitation
Anti-Slavery and Modern Slavery Policy
Responsible labour, fair supply-chain control and awareness of modern slavery risks in construction.
Overview
What this policy covers.
A responsible labour and supply-chain policy covering forced labour, trafficking, exploitation, lawful working practices and prompt escalation.
This page is a plain-language presentation summary for website visitors, clients and procurement reviewers. The downloadable signed PDF remains the controlled policy document.
At a glance
Anti-Slavery
- No forced labour, servitude, trafficking, child labour or exploitation
- Use proportionate checks when engaging workers, subcontractors and suppliers
- Remain alert to wage, document-control, coercion and labour-chain warning signs
- Report concerns promptly and sensitively
Key commitments
How the policy translates into behaviour.
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Use
Use proportionate checks when engaging workers, subcontractors and suppliers
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Remain
Remain alert to wage, document-control, coercion and labour-chain warning signs
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Report
Report concerns promptly and sensitively
In practice
What this means on real projects.
The policy is proportionate for a growing contractor and useful where layered subcontracting, labour-only support or rapid mobilisation could create risk.
The approach is deliberately practical and proportionate for a growing contractor. It supports client assurance and tender readiness without overstating certifications, scale or roles.
Document details
Controlled information.
Document titleAnti-Slavery and Modern Slavery Policy
CompanyVeraxus Ltd
StatusApproved / signed
Approval date11 May 2026
Review date11 May 2027, or earlier if required
OwnerDirector
Responsible delivery note
Care, control and communication.
Anti-Slavery and Modern Slavery Policy forms part of the Veraxus governance framework. The aim is to show how responsibility is managed in a clear, honest and usable way for clients, partners, subcontractors and stakeholders.