Our people –by providing workplace & teams in which they are always comfortable and develop.
Our clients and customers – by ensuring positive outcomes drive our advice & activities.
Our suppliers and partners – by working hand in hand to produce mutual & fair benefits.
Society – by acting as a responsible business for the communities we serve.
To deliver our purpose successfully, our values – HEART – must guide all our behaviours. We are people-focused with skilled and committed employees who have a deep understanding of our clients’ goals and needs. We operate in the UK, Europe, East Asia and across the Globe on behalf of our customers. We create value and better outcomes for all in how we design, implement and operate essential services. Although relatively small, our supply chain is critical to our success and the agility, speed and value we need to be competitive.
THIS MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT COVERS THE ACTIVITIES OF ALL BUSINESSES IN ALL JURISDICTIONS WITHIN THE SEELOGIC LIMITED GROUP OF COMPANIES FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2019, REQUIRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE MODERN SLAVERY ACT 2015 (THE “ACT”)
To ensure we recruit and treat employees fairly, our human resources (HR) policies set out our procedures on how we:
Recruit and select employees in a fair, lawful and professional manner, both for internal and external candidates. We only use approved recruitment agencies that comply with all UK legislation relating to the employment rights and welfare of candidates.
SeeLogic through expansion and dedication to providing high-quality services at affordable cost wanted to use the best candidates in a location which provided a time-zone advantage for our clients. This was to enable the business to carry-out two days of work per day without breaching work hour regulations and deliver accelerated deployments. SeeLogic in its dedication to Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking prevention, evaluated options and decided the best mitigation strategy was to set-up a wholly owned subsidiary called SeeLogic International which employs all the team members of Centres of Excellence. This enabled us to ensure that we could control the recruitment and ensure the Base Code of the Ethical Trading Initiative was upheld.
Treat all employees fairly during their employment and have in place procedures to raise a grievance or involve a local trade union, where they exist, or where this is a legal requirement to do so. If an employee feels they have been treated unfairly. SeeLogic provides an anonymous reporting mechanism for all staff to raise concerns. In addition, SeeLogic has a Whistleblowing Policy.
Exit Manage the exit of an employee in a fair and consistent manner.
We are committed to acquiring goods and services for use without causing harm to others. We fully support the UK Government’s approach to implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. As part of our commitment to identify and eradicate slavery and human trafficking, we endeavour to undertake due diligence on our supply chains to ensure compliance with legislative obligations and will continue and evolve this process in future years.
In implementing this approach, we support the Base Code of the Ethical Trading Initiative:
All slavery and human trafficking laws must be complied with including, but not limited to, the Act. Suppliers must ensure their business operations are free from slavery and human trafficking practices. This includes whether in the UK or elsewhere, both internally and within their own supply chains and other external business relationships.
To ensure employees aware of the drivers of modern slavery this statement is shared with all employees. It is also available on our website (www.seelogic.co.uk). We also train key staff on the issues.
We see this as an on-going process and will continue to strengthen our approach to managing the risk of modern day slavery within our business and supply chains, through policies, training and communications
We will maintain effectively and continued focus on employee and suppliers’ awareness of how we expect everyone to conduct business responsibly, focusing on treating people fairly and equally, acting lawfully and the process involved to raise ethical concerns.
Board approvals This statement is made pursuant to section 54(1) of the Act, has been approved by the SeeLogic Directors and senior managers and will be updated regularly in line with the Modern Slavery Act’s requirements.
Download SeeLogic Modern Slavery Statement 2019
Eddie Harford
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER