Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy
Date: 28/07/2026
Purpose and Scope
PURPOSE - Hicomply Limited has a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery, forced labour, human trafficking and all forms of labour exploitation. This policy sets out our commitment to conducting business ethically and with integrity by implementing effective systems and controls to minimise the risk of modern slavery within our organisation and supply chain.
SCOPE - This policy applies to all individuals working for or on behalf of Hicomply Limited, including permanent and temporary employees, contractors, agency workers, consultants, interns, students and any other persons engaged by the business.
We are committed to carrying out appropriate due diligence to identify, assess and reduce the risk of modern slavery occurring within our business operations or supply chain.
Policy
Hicomply Limited provides and supports a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application. We are committed to respecting and up holding the human rights of all individuals, treating everyone with dignity and respect, and complying with all applicable legislation relating to modern slavery and human trafficking.
We expect the same high standards from our suppliers, contractors and business partners and seek to work only with organisations that share our commitment to ethical business practices.
Operation
Modern Slavery Act
The Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires certain organisations to publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement outlining the steps they have taken to prevent modern slavery within their business and supply chains.
Regardless of any statutory reporting requirements, Hicomply Limited is committed to preventing modern slavery and continually reviewing the effectiveness of its controls.
Our Commitment:
Hicomply Limited will:
- Maintain a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery and human trafficking.
- Provide appropriate awareness training to employees so they can recognise the indicators of modern slavery and understand how to report concerns.
- Assess suppliers using a risk-based approach to identify potential modern slavery risks within our supply chain.
- Expect suppliers and business partners to comply with applicable modern slavery legislation and operation appropriate ethical working practices.
- Include contractual provisions, where appropriate, allowing Hicomply Limited to terminate relationships where serious breaches of modern slavery legislation or ethical standards are identified.
- Never knowingly use child labour, forced labour or any form of exploitation within our operations or procure services from organisations engaged in such practices.
- Review this policy and associated due diligence activities on a regular basis t ensure they remain effective.
Reporting concerns:
Every employee has a responsibility to report any actual or suspected instances of modern slavery or human trafficking.
Concerns should be reported immediately to a line manager orthrough the organisation's Whistleblowing Procedure. Reports made in good faith will be treated confidentially and without retaliation.
Employees are not expected to investigate suspected cases themselves.
Incident Management
Where there is an immediate risk to life or safety, emergency services should be contacted by dialling 999.
Where appropriate, suspected cases of modern slavery mayalso be reported to:
- Police (non-emergency): 101
- Modern Slavery & Exploitation Helpline: 08000 121 7000
- National Referral Mechanism (NRM): For the referral and support of potential victims of modern slavery where appropriate
Enforcement and Violations
ENFORCEMENT - All divisions & employees of the organisation must comply with the requirements of this policy. Management are responsible for ensuring that the policy is implemented within its area of responsibility.
Hicomply Limited expects all users to comply with the terms of this policy and all other policies, procedures, guidelines and standards published in its support.
VIOLATIONS - Violations of this policy shall result in disciplinary action / legal ramifications by the organisation. Disciplinary action will be consistent with the severity of the incident as determined by an investigation and as deemed appropriate by Management and HR.
Compliance with this policy will be reviewed by the organisation’s IMS Committee.
Mark Edgeworth
CEO


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