Home • Resources for how to build an ethical supply chain • ESG Publications and Research • Modern slavery and transparency in supply chains: the role of business

Modern slavery and transparency in supply chains: the role of business

This chapter will explore how business is implicated by modern slavery, the salient requirements of the UK Modern Slavery Act transparency in supply chain provision in the context of growing mandatory reporting requirements for business.

Colleen Theron contributed this chapter to ‘The Modern Slavery Agenda: Policy, Politics and Practice in the UK ‘ Policy Press

Download Chapter

Chapter 8 Modern slavery and transpar-ency in supply chains: the role of business

You can opt out of hearing from us at any time using the unsubscribe link in our emails. Read our full privacy policy.

Ask us anything. From simple queries to complex questions, we're always ready to chat with you. Give us a call. +44 (0) 1273 491423
Service

Modern Slavery in your Supply Chain

Helping businesses to be transparent about modern slavery
Discover
Toolkits & Guides

Checklist and scorecard: Modern slavery risk due diligence gap analysis

Determine whether your business is addressing the risk of modern slavery or forced labour sufficiently through its policies and process.
Discover
Course

What is the link between modern slavery and the environment?

FREE webinar with a range of experts addressing the systemic drivers for climate change with Be Slavery Free
Discover