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Modern Slavery Statement — Commercial Waste Brompton

Commercial Waste Brompton (also referred to as Brompton commercial waste and CW Brompton) is committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in all parts of our operations and supply chain. This statement outlines our zero-tolerance policy, ongoing due diligence, supplier audit programme and channels for reporting suspected wrongdoing. We set clear expectations for contractors, suppliers and partners that everyone involved with our commercial waste services must respect human rights and comply with all applicable laws.

Zero-tolerance policy: We will not tolerate forced labour, debt bondage, involuntary servitude or human trafficking. Our policy applies across the company and to every supplier engaged in the Brompton commercial waste network. All employees and contractors are required to adhere to this policy and to disclose any concerns through the reporting channels described below.

A large industrial waste skip painted in green, positioned outdoors, with a black ribbed steel lid on top. The skip has visible signs of wear and rust, especially along the edges and corners. It features a yellow sticker indicating the maximum loading level, and is equipped with small caster wheels at the base, suggesting mobility. The surrounding environment appears to be an open area such as a driveway or warehouse yard, with a plain white background. The skip is used for rubbish removal, with its robust construction suitable for holding bulky waste or commercial rubbish, typical of services provided by companies like Commercial Waste Brompton. The lighting is neutral, highlighting the textured surface and weathered finish of the bin, which integrates naturally with the waste management context in Brompton or similar areas in the UK.

Supplier Audits and Due Diligence

We operate a robust supplier audit and assessment process that targets both high-risk and strategically important suppliers in the Commercial Waste — Brompton supply chain. Audits combine document reviews, on-site inspections where practicable and supplier self-assessments. These measures are designed to identify, prevent and remediate any modern slavery risks associated with waste collection, transport, processing and disposal services.

Audits review the following key areas:

  • Worker contracts, wages and working hours
  • Recruitment practices and labour broker oversight
  • Health and safety provisions and site conditions
  • Records of worker rights awareness and grievance mechanisms

Reporting Channels and Whistleblowing

A collection of empty metal cans, consisting of both tin and aluminium varieties, stacked together on a flat surface. The cans include both open and closed lids, with some showing ridged sides and others smooth surfaces. The colours range from shiny silver to matte gold and light grey finishes. The arrangement is casual, with cans overlapping each other, and the background is plain, emphasizing the metallic textures and reflective surfaces. The image highlights typical waste items that might be collected during rubbish removal services provided by Commercial Waste Brompton, often encountered in residential or commercial waste collections in the Brompton area, with the cans positioned in a way that suggests they are ready for disposal or recycling.We maintain multiple safe and confidential reporting channels for anyone to raise concerns — employees, suppliers, contractors and members of the public. Reports can be submitted anonymously and will be treated with discretion. Our confidential intake process ensures prompt assessment and escalation where required. We will protect whistleblowers from retaliation and ensure that concerns are investigated thoroughly.

All allegations are assessed for severity and credibility, then assigned to the appropriate internal team for investigation. Where evidence of modern slavery is found, we will take immediate action to protect victims and engage with law enforcement and relevant NGOs as needed.

A collection of various rubbish bins and bags positioned on a paved area, with some bins in yellow, green, and orange colors, and others being black or blue trash bags filled with waste. The yellow bins appear to be made of plastic, with one slightly open revealing some waste inside. The black rubbish bags are piled against the bins, some tied at the top and others loosely filled. The green bin is closed with a lid securing its contents. The scene is set outdoors on a paved surface, likely part of a commercial or residential waste collection area, with no visible background elements. The lighting suggests daytime with natural light illuminating the scene evenly. This arrangement of waste containers and bags is representative of rubbish removal activities typical in Brompton and surrounding areas, where Commercial Waste Brompton provides waste management services including rubbish collection and disposal, visible through the varied types and arrangement of waste storage units.

Training, capacity building and ongoing engagement are central to our prevention strategy. We provide regular training for employees and procurement teams to improve awareness of modern slavery indicators and supplier responsibilities across the CW Brompton ecosystem. We also work collaboratively with suppliers to build their capability to detect and remediate risks, using contractual terms that require compliance with our standards.

Remediation and continuous improvement: When issues are identified, we require suppliers to implement corrective action plans and we monitor progress. In serious cases we will suspend or terminate contracts to protect affected individuals and to uphold our principles. We favour solutions that prioritise victim welfare and long-term prevention.

A young woman with long blonde hair, wearing a light yellow short-sleeved top, is standing on a city street next to a large grey waste bin with an open lid. She is smiling and holding a blue plastic recycling bag, which she is placing into the bin. The background features a row of multi-storey buildings and parked cars on the street, with some greenery visible above the buildings. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, suggesting a clear day. This image illustrates a waste collection or recycling activity in an urban environment, relevant to rubbish removal services provided by Commercial Waste Brompton near London, highlighting proper waste disposal practices.

Annual Review and Governance: We review this modern slavery statement annually to ensure policies, procedures and outcomes remain effective. The review includes an assessment of audit findings, incident response outcomes, training uptake and changes in our supply chain footprint. Senior leadership and the board receive a formal report each year to confirm governance oversight and accountability.

Our commitments are clear: zero tolerance of modern slavery, rigorous supplier auditing, accessible reporting channels, and a scheduled annual review to measure and improve our performance. Commercial Waste Brompton will continue to strengthen its actions and partnerships to mitigate the risk of slavery and human trafficking in all areas of our operations and among our suppliers.

Signed on behalf of Commercial Waste Brompton — dedicated to ethical, lawful and humane waste management practices.

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Commercial Waste Brompton sets a zero-tolerance stance on modern slavery with supplier audits, confidential reporting channels, remediation measures and an annual review for continuous improvement.

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