Recommerce Ltd t/a MobileAdvantage recognises that modern slavery and human trafficking are significant global issues presenting a challenge for businesses worldwide. We have a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery and Recommerce Ltd is committed to playing its part in eradicating this within its own business and supply chains.
Through identifying the risk, increasing the transparency of supply chains and working collaboratively with suppliers we are committed to ensuring our organisation operates ethically. This will involve the continuous monitoring of the risks, continuous improvement of our supply chain and improved training.
As our staff are directly employed, the greatest risk of slavery and human trafficking to the Group is outside of its organisation and in the supply chain. To that end, we have ongoing and open communication with our suppliers to reinforce our values in relation to taking steps to remove the risk of slavery or human trafficking within our business or supply chain.
Due Diligence
In terms of due diligence, we have processes in place to highlight potential risk areas. Suppliers to the business have been requested to submit their own statements in relation to modern-day slavery and complete the modern-day slavery due diligence questionnaire. The aim of this questionnaire is to clarify the nature of their supply chains, confirmation of any programs they are operating in relation to slavery and human trafficking and further details of due diligence they conduct. This information will be retained on file and continually updated and monitored.
Training
Training in relation to modern-day slavery has been completed by key personnel to enable them and us as a business to identify the risks and respond appropriately.
Our Effectiveness in Combating Slavery and Human Trafficking
This statement is made pursuant to section 54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and constitutes Recommerce Limited’s slavery and human trafficking statement for the FY2022/23.
Chris Eaton
Managing Director
Recommerce Ltd
