Modern Slavery Statement — Wimbledon Man with Van

Company policy document header for Wimbledon Man with Van Wimbledon Man with Van is committed to preventing all forms of modern slavery and human trafficking in our operations and supply chain. This statement sets out our approach to identifying, managing and reducing risk. We maintain a zero-tolerance policy towards slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour and human trafficking in any part of our business or supply chain. Our commitment applies to all colleagues, contractors and partners engaged by our Wimbledon moving service and Man with van Wimbledon offerings.

Scope and Commitment

We operate across residential and commercial moves under the Wimbledon man with van brand and related services. Our policy covers permanent employees, temporary agency staff, self-employed drivers and third-party suppliers. We require everyone associated with our operations to act with integrity and to comply with legal and ethical obligations. Any breach of our anti-slavery principles will result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination of contracts.

Two removal workers dressed in red caps and blue overalls are engaged in a house moving task outside a modern residential building. The worker on the left is focused on lifting or adjusting a large cardboard box, which is stacked on top of other similar boxes near the entrance. This individual is wearing white gloves and has their head tilted down towards the boxes, suggesting careful handling. The worker on the right is smiling directly at the camera, holding a clipboard and dressed similarly, with a supportive stance. The background includes a dark grey door and a section of the exterior wall, with large glass windows reflecting the surroundings. The setting appears to be on a residential street in Wimbledon, indicated by the subtly inferred location from the website context. The image captures the professional atmosphere of a house removals service, emphasizing careful handling of household items during a move, with a focus on teamwork and efficiency on a typical outdoor entryway scene. We perform risk assessments to identify areas where the Wimbledon removals sector could be vulnerable to exploitation. Our procurement and operations teams review recruitment practices, working hours, wage compliance and contractual arrangements for suppliers and subcontractors. We encourage transparency and expect suppliers to demonstrate how they prevent modern slavery and to remediate issues where they arise.

Due Diligence and Supplier Audits

A man and a woman are lying on a wooden floor inside a residential house, smiling at the camera. The man, with dark hair and a light denim shirt, is positioned on the left, supporting himself on his forearms. The woman, with shoulder-length reddish hair and wearing a light blue top, is on the right, leaning slightly forward. Behind them, there are several cardboard moving boxes in various sizes, some closed and others with handles visible, indicating a packing or unpacking process typical of house removals. In the background, a silver step ladder is leaning against a white wall, which suggests the space might be an interior hallway or living room in a house in Wimbledon or nearby. The environment is well-lit with natural or bright artificial light, creating an inviting and organized scene associated with residential moving services provided by Wimbledon Man with Van, demonstrating a typical stage of a house relocation within the local area. As part of our due diligence, Wimbledon Man with Van conducts targeted supplier audits and checks on higher-risk relationships. These audits assess recruitment, payroll, right-to-work documentation and on-site working conditions where applicable. We prioritise suppliers who share our values and who can demonstrate proactive measures to prevent exploitation. Audit findings are recorded, and corrective action plans are tracked until satisfactory closure.

A man and woman engaged in a house removal within a bright, minimally furnished room, likely part of a residential property in Wimbledon. The woman, dressed in casual clothing with a blue top and jeans, is being lifted off the ground by the man, who is supporting her from beneath. The woman has her arms around the man's shoulders, and both are smiling and appear happy. The room features a large window allowing natural light to fill the space, with white walls and minimal decor. In the foreground, several cardboard boxes of varying sizes, some sealed and others open, are stacked and scattered on the wooden floor, indicating packing activity. A roll of packing paper or bubble wrap is attached to a wall-mounted dispenser, and the scene reflects the process of preparing household belongings for a move, typical of house removals services in Wimbledon. The image captures the focus on personal belongings, including boxes and the lifting activity, with a clean, well-lit interior environment suited to residential relocations in the area. We operate a structured programme of supplier engagement, including:

  • Pre-contract checks: verification of labour practices and reputation screening for new suppliers to our Wimbledon moving service;
  • Periodic audits: scheduled and risk-based reviews focusing on documentation, pay practices and worker treatment;
  • Remediation: contractual requirements for suppliers to address breaches and provide remediation for affected workers;
  • Training: mandatory awareness training for procurement and operations staff so they can spot signs of modern slavery across the Man with van Wimbledon network.

Three young men with light to medium skin tones and casual clothing, including a white T-shirt, a red T-shirt, and a grey polo shirt, are smiling and posing behind a collection of sealed cardboard moving boxes in a well-lit, neutral interior space. The boxes vary in size and are arranged on a table and stacked in front of the men, some labeled with red 'Fragile' stickers. The setting appears to be a residential environment, possibly a house or apartment in Wimbledon, with a plain white wall in the background. The scene is indicative of a house removal or relocation preparation, with the men representing staff from Wimbledon Man with Van who are involved in packing and moving household belongings. The wooden or cardboard boxes contain personal items, and their arrangement suggests an organized packing process, typical of domestic move activities within or around the Wimbledon area. The overall atmosphere is professional yet friendly, emphasizing a smooth and careful move. Reporting channels are available to all workers, suppliers and third parties to raise concerns confidentially and securely. We provide multiple methods to report suspected exploitation, including anonymous mechanisms and escalation paths to senior management. Reports are treated seriously, investigated promptly and, where necessary, referred to appropriate authorities. We protect whistleblowers from retaliation and promote an open culture that encourages reporting without fear.

We monitor the effectiveness of our measures through key performance indicators such as audit outcomes, remedial actions completed, training completion rates and reported incidents. Our compliance team reviews these metrics regularly to ensure continuous improvement. Where incidents are identified, we document root causes and revise policies and controls to prevent recurrence.

Our annual review cycle includes a formal evaluation of our modern slavery programme and updates to policies, supplier contracts and training materials. The review involves senior leadership and the board of Wimbledon Man with Van to ensure governance oversight. Results of the review influence resourcing, supplier management priorities and operational changes across our Wimbledon removals operations.

We are committed to maintaining and strengthening these measures as part of our ongoing duty to combat exploitation. This statement is approved by senior management and will be reviewed and published at least once every 12 months. By embedding these standards into our culture, Wimbledon Man with Van and allied Man with van Wimbledon teams aim to play an active role in eradicating modern slavery from our industry.

Wimbledon Man with Van

Wimbledon Man with Van declares a zero-tolerance stance on modern slavery, outlines supplier audits, reporting channels, and an annual review to prevent exploitation across its moving services.

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