This statement is made pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
It constitutes M4 Digital Group Ltd slavery and human trafficking statement. Although we do not meet the requirements in the Act, we have chosen to voluntarily produce a ‘slavery and human trafficking statement’ to provide a level of assurance to our clients.
Our Organisation
Our permanent staff are directly employed and are not in any category which is generally seen to be vulnerable to modern slavery in this country, so our focus is to ensure there are policies and procedures in place for our consultants and suppliers.
What we are doing
Raising awareness of modern-day slavery both within our business and our supply chains is important to us.
M4 is committed to continuously improving its practices to identify and eliminate any slavery and human trafficking in its business and supply chains, and to acting ethically and with integrity in all its business relationships.
M4 uses a range of suppliers who supply goods, services and support our operations. When selecting suppliers, we assess the potential human rights risks of the supply chain by considering the country of origin where we are sourcing products and the type of labour that might be involved in the manufacture of those products.
We know that identifying potential and actual cases requires upskilling colleagues and suppliers to understand the drivers of modern slavery as well as the possible indicators.
We make available the Gov.UK guidance documentation relating to the Modern Slavery Act through our shared document drive.
Over the course of the year, we will continue to monitor our procedures to help us identify, prevent and mitigate any risks of modern slavery or human trafficking in relation to new and existing suppliers.
We keep our Slavery and Human Traffic notice under regular review. This notice was last updated on April 2024.