The company Worker Vulnerability Assessment Policy

  1. Introduction

The company is committed to ensuring the well-being and protection of our workers against the risks of slavery and human trafficking. This Worker Vulnerability Assessment Policy outlines our dedication to conducting formal vulnerability assessments to identify and address potential risks faced by our workers.

  1. Purpose of Vulnerability Assessment

a. The vulnerability assessment aims to identify factors that may make our workers susceptible to the risks of slavery and human trafficking. b. Assessment outcomes guide our efforts to implement effective preventive measures and safeguard our workers’ rights.

  1. Scope of Assessment

a. The company shall conduct formal vulnerability assessments for all categories of workers, including employees, contractors, and temporary staff. b. Vulnerability assessments shall encompass all aspects of our operations and supply chains.

  1. Assessment Process

a. Vulnerability assessments shall be carried out using a structured and comprehensive approach, involving data collection, analysis, and consultation with relevant stakeholders. b. The assessment process shall be guided by recognized methodologies and best practices.

  1. Identifying Risk Factors

a. The company shall identify risk factors that may render workers vulnerable to slavery and human trafficking. b. Risk factors may include socio-economic conditions, geographical location, recruitment practices, working conditions, and legal frameworks.

  1. Developing Mitigation Strategies

a. Based on the findings of vulnerability assessments, The company shall develop targeted mitigation strategies to address identified risk factors. b. Mitigation strategies may involve improvements in recruitment practices, worker empowerment, education, and collaboration with stakeholders.

  1. Monitoring and Reporting

a. The effectiveness of vulnerability assessment outcomes and mitigation strategies shall be regularly monitored and reviewed. b. The company shall transparently report on assessment results and actions taken to address vulnerabilities.

  1. Continuous Improvement

a. Vulnerability assessments shall contribute to our commitment to continuous improvement in worker well-being and protection. b. Feedback and insights from vulnerability assessments shall inform ongoing efforts to enhance preventive measures.

By conducting formal vulnerability assessments, The company aims to proactively address risks of slavery and human trafficking, ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all our workers.