Every organisation that has employees has a legal duty to prevent illegal working.
Nick Pitchley, Head of Compliance, Logistical Support Services
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I really appreciate the dedication that SMEs are taking to address this subject.
Hannah Cowley, Group Responsible
Procurement Lead, QinetiQ
No single business has complete visibility, but every business can take responsibility.
Michael Wellington, Finance and Operations Director, Active Electronics
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We need to make sure that our people recognise the warning signs and know where and how to raise concerns.
Peter Warren, SHEQ and Compliance Lead, SMS Group
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As an SME, we recognise that we cannot control every part of the global supply chain, but we can control the way we select our suppliers, the questions we ask and the standards we expect and how we respond when concerns are identified.
Cassie Darling, Office Manager, DDF Fire
Sharing what we all do really does help us all collectively understand, adapt and improve what we do when it comes to understanding, managing and mitigating modern slavery.
Neil Jackson, Group Senior Sustainability Manager - Supply Chain Social Value, BAE Systems
It's so important to share concerns, approaches and good practices amongst communities like JOSCAR, because that's how we're able to understand the bigger risk.
Karolina Anderson, Procurement Manager – Sustainability and Social Value, Thales
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With a wide range of materials that we're working with, there is no one risk mitigation action that would work for all.
Karim Akhoul, Director of Engineering and Projects, CP Cases
