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 Carpet Cleaning
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| £55 |
 Upholstery Cleaning
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| £55 |
 End Of Tenancy Cleaning
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| £95 |
 Domestic Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
 House Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
 Office Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
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Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town is firmly committed to conducting all aspects of our business in an ethical, transparent, and responsible manner. This Modern Slavery Statement outlines the steps we take to prevent modern slavery and human trafficking in our operations and supply chains. It applies to all employees, workers, contractors, and suppliers engaged with our business.
We have a zero-tolerance stance on modern slavery, human trafficking, forced labour, and child labour. We do not accept any form of exploitation or abuse within our business or among those who supply goods and services to us. This commitment is reflected in our internal policies, staff training, and contractual expectations with suppliers and partners. Senior management is responsible for ensuring that this policy is implemented, understood, and upheld at every level of the organisation.
All employees and contractors working with Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town are expected to act with integrity and to support our efforts to identify and address any risks of modern slavery. Any breach of this policy by staff may result in disciplinary action, and serious breaches may lead to termination of employment or contract.
We recognise that the greatest risk of modern slavery often lies within extended supply chains. To manage this risk, we set clear expectations for all suppliers of equipment, cleaning products, and services. Suppliers must operate in compliance with applicable labour laws, uphold human rights, and provide fair and safe working conditions.
We conduct proportionate due diligence when selecting new suppliers and reviewing existing ones. This process may include requesting information on labour practices, reviewing publicly available information on the supplier, and assessing the supplier’s own policies on modern slavery. Where appropriate, we undertake audits or site visits to confirm compliance with our standards.
If a supplier is found to be involved in modern slavery or serious labour rights abuses, or is unwilling to take corrective action, we reserve the right to suspend or terminate the business relationship. We also expect suppliers to cascade similar expectations and controls through their own supply chains.
We encourage all employees, contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders to speak up if they have concerns about modern slavery or unethical labour practices connected to our business. Concerns may include indicators of forced labour, unfair recruitment fees, retention of identity documents, unsafe conditions, or any form of coercion or exploitation.
Individuals can raise concerns directly with line managers or senior management, or through any established internal reporting channels made available by Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town. Reports can be made confidentially and will be treated seriously, investigated promptly, and handled with sensitivity.
We do not tolerate victimisation or retaliation against anyone who raises a concern in good faith. Where necessary, we will work with relevant authorities or specialist organisations to investigate and address any credible report of modern slavery.
We provide appropriate guidance and awareness-raising for employees, particularly those involved in procurement, supplier management, or recruitment. This helps staff recognise warning signs of modern slavery and understand how to respond to potential issues.
We also seek to improve our processes over time by learning from audits, reports, and evolving best practice. Our aim is to strengthen due diligence, enhance oversight of high-risk areas, and promote ethical behaviour throughout our business relationships.
This Modern Slavery Statement is reviewed at least once every twelve months to ensure it remains accurate, effective, and aligned with current legislation and guidance. As part of the annual review, we assess our risk profile, evaluate the effectiveness of our controls, and identify opportunities for improvement in how we prevent and respond to modern slavery risks.
The statement is approved by the leadership of Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town, which holds ultimate responsibility for its implementation. By publishing this statement, we reaffirm our ongoing commitment to combating modern slavery and protecting the dignity and rights of all workers connected to our business.
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