TSS (Total Security Services) Ltd Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement

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TSS (Total Security Services) Ltd Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement 2017 18

Introduction TSS (Total Security Services) Ltd is absolutely committed to being the market leader in ethical and compliant supply. This policy is intended to ensure that TSS complies with the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Scope This policy is applicable to all employees (both salaried and hourly paid), workers, contractors and applicants. Responsibility As an employer we have a responsibility to comply with the Modern Slavery Act, ensuring we have the correct procedures in place to maintain this. Managers have a responsibility to follow, lead and therefore ensure their teams conduct themselves in line with this Policy. They also have a responsibility to communicate and monitor the operation of this Policy within their area of responsibility. All individuals, employees, workers, contractors and suppliers have a responsibility to assist the Company in meeting the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act by providing truthful information when required, to meet the terms of this Policy and to report any known acts that are in breach of this Policy.

What is Modern Slavery? Modern Slavery is a form of organised crime whereby people are exploited for criminal gain. Victims can be unwilling to come forward for fear of repercussions from their abusers. The Modern Slavery Act is designed to tackle slavery in the UK, consolidating previous trafficking and slavery offences. Generally we would define modern slavery as the below: Individuals being forced to work Individuals being owned or controlled People being dehumanised Individuals being physically constrained or having restriction placed on their freedom of movement We want to be able to demonstrate that we have adequate procedures in place to ensure our employees are able to recognise when Modern Slavery may be in existence. In addition we want to prevent people associated with the Company either exploiting individuals or individuals being exploited. It is important to ensure no employees act in a way which is inconsistent with our objectives or undervalues the integrity of the business. We do not believe that is appropriate for any employees (and persons associated with the Company) to partake in activities which would engage or encourage Modern Slavery on any level. Our Statement below sets out the steps taken by us to ensure TSS and supply chains are slavery free.

Modern Slavery Statement TSS does not condone Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking in any form and as such have implemented policies and procedures to ensure that individuals engaged with us do so of their own free will and are not forced into labour. Working from 6 UK offices, TSS supply a daily workforce of over 4,500 Security Officers to leading public and private sector companies and organisations across the UK; utilising a large pool of thoroughly vetted Security Officers for permanent or temporary deployment. TSS is strategic in its thinking with a responsive approach to future needs, utilising local knowledge, officer network and client assessment approaches to ensure supply of the right people at the right time, working with clients to ensure legal and ethical compliance throughout. TSS offers individuals it is engaging with, contracts of employment and contracts for service, which reinforce our duty of care to the individuals. This helps us to ensure that every individual we engage with is being treated fairly, that they are not being exploited and have the resources to raise any concerns or issues with us. TSS also equips our employees with the necessary skills and training to recognise and eliminate these practices from the supply chain, by way of TSS on boarding processes and ongoing Eligibility to Work, Data Protection Act and Equality and Diversity training. TSS also has a number of rules and policies in place to minimise the risk of exploitation and forced labour taking place within our labour pool and supply chains: TSS interviews all individuals, in person, before engagement; TSS do not allow individuals to provide bank account details of an account in any name other than their own; TSS checks for duplicate addresses to ensure there are not large number of individuals living at the same location; TSS does not arrange or offer permanent accommodation; TSS will not engage any individual who cannot produce, in person, all required eligibility to work documentation; TSS does not accept any form of reward for engaging or providing work to individuals. TSS also operates an employee confidential email, where individuals can raise their concerns and speak to someone in confidence regarding any work related matters. Issues are dealt with confidentially and support is provided to those who may be victims of exploitation and modern slavery to make us aware and allow us to help them. TSS complies with the ETI base-code and is regularly audited by Sedex to ensure our workers receive fair treatment, the correct pay as well as working in safe and good working conditions. It regulates hours, pay and tax issues, prevention of forced labour as well as mistreatment of workers.

TSS operates an Approved Suppliers List. Suppliers are selected and approved using one or more of the following criteria: Past performance, satisfactorily supplying products or services over the years being used; Certification to ISO9001; Industry recognised, uniforms, patrol monitoring, equipment etc; Commitment to the Modern Slavery Act; Potential new suppliers are requested to complete a Supplier Evaluation Questionnaire. This questionnaire asks for proof of the Company s commitment to adhering to the Modern Slavery Act. Upon return, the questionnaire is reviewed to determine whether they are able to supply in accordance with Company requirements. Review This policy will be maintained and reviewed at least annually, on a regular basis by the Human Resources Department. Associated Policies Equality Opportunities policy Anti-Bribery policy QMS QP07 - Purchasing Signed on behalf of TSS (Total Security Services) Ltd Ricky Gardezi Managing Director TSS (Total Security Services) Ltd