Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement — House Clearance Peckham

House Clearance Peckham is committed to preventing all forms of modern slavery and human trafficking across our operations and supply chains. This statement sets out the steps we take to ensure that our business, including residential and commercial clearances and related waste handling services, operates with the highest ethical standards. Our zero-tolerance policy is central to our approach and applies to every colleague, contractor and supplier engaged by the company.

We set out clear expectations for ethical behaviour and labour standards. Our policy requires all workers to be treated with dignity and respect, and prohibits forced, bonded or compulsory labour. As part of our commitment to ethical house clearance in Peckham and surrounding areas, we maintain recruitment controls, identity checks and contractual provisions that affirm workers' rights. We will not tolerate exploitation in any form, and breaches will lead to immediate contractual action.

To ensure responsible practices across our supply chain, we operate a programme of supplier audits and assessments. These include:

• Risk-based supplier audits focusing on high-risk services such as third-party haulage, manual sorting and reuse operations.
• Pre-engagement checks verifying compliance with employment law and right-to-work documentation.
• Contractual clauses requiring suppliers to adhere to our modern slavery standards and permitting on-site inspections.

We maintain clear reporting channels so that concerns about modern slavery or labour exploitation can be raised safely and promptly. Employees and third parties can report issues through internal whistleblowing procedures and designated reporting routes. Reports are treated confidentially, investigated thoroughly, and escalated to senior management when required. We make clear that no one will face retaliation for raising a genuine concern in good faith.

Our due diligence and ongoing monitoring processes include regular supplier reviews, on-site inspections, and training for staff involved in procurement and operations. Training ensures that people involved in delivering Peckham house clearance services can spot indicators of modern slavery and understand the correct response. We also require major suppliers to provide evidence of their labour standards, and we reserve the right to suspend or terminate relationships where non-compliance is identified.

Governance and accountability underpin our efforts. The leadership team reviews modern slavery risks as part of wider business risk management. An

annual review

of policies and procedures is undertaken to measure effectiveness, update risk assessments and implement improvements. This review examines audit findings, training completion rates, incident reports and remedial actions taken. Where gaps are found, we deploy corrective action plans and follow up until satisfactory closure.