Modern Slavery Statement — Enfield Man with Van

Company van parked ready for Enfield man with van service workers Enfield Man with Van confirms its unwavering commitment to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in all forms across our operations and supply chain. This statement applies to all staff, contractors and partners engaged by the Enfield man with a van team, and sets out our policies, procedures and approach. We operate a zero-tolerance policy toward exploitation and forced labour, and we seek to ensure fair and safe working conditions for everyone connected with our man-and-van services.

Our aims are clear: we will identify, mitigate and remedy modern slavery risks through diligent procurement, workforce oversight and training. We expect suppliers and sub-contractors to adhere to ethical labour standards consistent with applicable laws and international conventions. As a local Enfield removal service, we recognise our responsibility to lead by example, embedding anti-slavery principles into everyday decisions and contracts.

A young man and woman are standing inside a modern kitchen, each holding a medium-sized cardboard box filled with household items, likely in the process of a house move. The man, dressed in a light grey sweater and dark jeans, stands behind the woman, who is wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans. The woman is smiling at the camera, holding the box with both hands, while the man looks confidently ahead. The kitchen features pale green or light grey cabinets with silver handles, a white countertop with a stainless steel sink and curved tap, and a window to the right allowing natural daylight to illuminate the scene. Several other boxes are arranged on the countertop, some sealed with packing tape, ready for transportation. The image captures a professional removal process typical of local house removals services in the Enfield area, with the focus on careful packing and organization within a residential kitchen environment, emphasizing efficient and careful household relocation readiness. This Statement explains how the Enfield man with a van company implements due diligence, risk assessment and monitoring. We define modern slavery broadly to include forced labour, involuntary servitude, human trafficking and other forms of exploitation. Through policies and procedures we maintain transparency in recruitment, vetting of temporary workers and subcontractor relationships, and we require documented evidence of workers’ rights and lawful employment practices.

Supplier Standards, Audits and Expectations

We have a structured supplier code of conduct that sets minimum expectations for labour standards and human rights across our supply chain. Suppliers providing vehicles, moving equipment, labour or ancillary services to Enfield Man-with-Van operations must agree to comply with these standards. Non-compliance is taken seriously and may result in corrective action or termination of contracts. Our approach is risk-based: higher-risk suppliers face enhanced scrutiny and more frequent reviews.

A family of four, including two adults and two children, stands in a well-lit residential interior with a plain white wall and wooden floor, surrounded by multiple cardboard moving boxes of various sizes. The adults, a woman with dark hair in a ponytail and a man with short hair, both wear casual clothing and are positioned behind the children, smiling gently. The children, a boy with short blonde hair and a younger boy with lighter-colored hair, hold or stand near the boxes; the younger boy holds a small box, while the older boy stands beside a larger box at waist height. The boxes appear to be sturdy, with some stacked in front of the family and others held or positioned around them, ready for a house move in Enfield. The scene suggests preparation for a relocation, with household items such as boxes, which may contain personal belongings or household goods, and furniture not visible in this specific image. The image emphasizes the family aspect of house removals and the process of packing and organizing for an upcoming move within the local Enfield area. To verify compliance we conduct systematic supplier audits and assessments, combining desk reviews with on-site inspections where necessary. Audit activities include:

  • Verification of employment records and right-to-work documentation
  • Assessment of working hours, wage practices and living conditions
  • Interviews with workers and management to detect coercive practices

Audit outcomes produce corrective action plans with clear deadlines. We track progress and escalate persistent breaches to senior management. Where suppliers demonstrate repeated failure to remedy critical issues, we reserve the right to suspend or terminate engagement and engage alternative providers committed to ethical standards.

Reporting Channels, Training and Annual Review

We provide multiple confidential reporting channels for employees, contractors and third parties to raise concerns about suspected modern slavery. Reports can be made through internal whistleblowing mechanisms or via designated welfare liaisons; all allegations are treated seriously, investigated promptly and protected by non-retaliation measures. Clear, accessible and anonymous reporting helps us detect issues early and act decisively.

Three professional movers from Enfield Man with Van, dressed in matching blue work uniforms, are engaged in loading large cardboard boxes into a silver removals van parked outside a residential property in Enfield, close to the postcode area. The background shows green trees and a partly cloudy sky, indicating daytime. Inside the open back of the van, one of the movers is standing, handing a box to a colleague on the ground, while another mover on the left prepares to lift or carry a box. The cardboard boxes are of various sizes, some with visible tape and labels, and are positioned on a paved driveway. The residential building nearby features a brick exterior with a white window frame and balcony railing, typical of homes in the local area. The scene emphasizes careful handling of household items such as boxes, with a focus on relocation activities associated with house removals in the Enfield region. Our staff and operational managers receive regular training on recognising signs of exploitation and the correct response procedures. Training is updated annually and tailored to roles with higher exposure to supply chain risk, such as recruitment, subcontractor supervision and logistics coordination. We also provide guidance on responsible recruitment practices and record-keeping to reduce vulnerabilities that can lead to exploitation.

A young man with light skin, wearing a red and white checkered shirt, black trousers, a blue cap, and pink gloves, is sitting cross-legged on the floor of a bright, white studio background. He is resting his head on his right hand, smiling gently towards the camera. Surrounding him are several cardboard moving boxes of various sizes, some with cut-out handles, stacked in the background and to his sides, indicating a house relocation or moving process. The boxes are plain brown with a corrugated texture, and a large box is positioned directly behind him, taller than his head. The clean, uncluttered environment emphasizes packing activities typical of house removals in the London suburbs, such as Enfield, subtly connected to local moving services. The lighting is even and natural, highlighting the textures of the boxes and the casual, relaxed pose of the individual, suggesting a professional yet approachable house moving scene. Governance of this Statement rests with senior leadership, who oversee implementation, performance monitoring and continuous improvement. We conduct an annual review of policies, audits and incident trends to evaluate effectiveness and align resources to mitigate emerging risks. Progress is measured against key performance indicators, corrective action completion rates and supplier compliance levels. By maintaining vigilance and collaboration across the business and with our partners, Enfield man and van services pledge to uphold human dignity and eradicate modern slavery from our operations.

Signed on behalf of Enfield Man with Van leadership: this modern slavery statement reflects our ongoing commitment to ethical labour practices, supplier accountability, robust reporting channels and regular review to ensure continuous improvement.

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