Modern Slavery Policy

 

Policy Reference Number 

PT/MS/V2 

  

  

Date of approval 

April 2025 

 Next Review Date 

April 2026 

  

  1. Introduction

Primed Talent Ltd recognises modern slavery as a heinous crime and a grave violation of fundamental human rights. It includes slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour, and human trafficking, all of which exploit individuals for personal or commercial gain. 

Primed Talent Ltd maintains a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery in all its forms and is committed to operating ethically, transparently, and in full compliance with the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 and other relevant legislation. 

  1. Purpose and Aims

The purpose of this policy is to outline the measures Primed Talent Ltd takes to prevent the risk of modern slavery occurring within its operations or supply chains. 

The policy aims to: 

  • Embed processes to detect, prevent, and respond to risks of modern slavery. 
  • Promote ethical standards and compliance across all business functions. 
  • Provide guidance to employees, suppliers, and partners on recognising and reporting concerns. 
  • Demonstrate our commitment to the highest ethical standards and responsible sourcing. 
  1. Scope

This policy applies to: 

  • All employees of Primed Talent Ltd, including contractors and temporary staff. 
  • All suppliers, subcontractors, and business partners engaged by the company. 
  • All geographical locations in which Primed Talent Ltd operates or has supply chains. 
  1. Policy Statement

Primed Talent Ltd will apply the following principles to uphold our zero-tolerance stance: 

4.1. Organisational Structure and Supply Chains 
Primed Talent Ltd delivers business, technical, and digital skills training across the UK, with clients in the public and private sectors. Our supply chain includes: 

  • Professional services firms 
  • Utility and facilities providers 
  • Technology platform providers 
  • Independent trainers and consultants 
  • Outsourced service providers 

4.2. Internal Policies and Governance 
We have established the following policies to support modern slavery prevention: 

  • Whistleblowing Policy – confidential channels for reporting concerns 
  • Code of Conduct – behavioural expectations for all employees and contractors 
  • Supplier Code of Conduct – outlining supplier responsibilities on modern slavery compliance 
  • Recruitment Policy – promoting fair and transparent hiring 

These are reviewed annually and reinforced through staff training and supplier contracts. 

4.3. Due Diligence and Supplier Engagement 
We carry out due diligence to assess and manage risk, including: 

  • Mandatory supplier risk assessments and questionnaires 
  • Inclusion of anti-slavery contractual clauses in all agreements 
  • Regular audits or reviews for high-risk suppliers 
  • Onboarding controls to verify third-party compliance 

4.4. Risk Assessment and Management 
While we assess our risk as low due to the nature of our services and UK operations, we regularly evaluate: 

  • Supplier geographies and sectors 
  • Labour practices and employment models 
  • Subcontracting and outsourcing practices 

Non-compliance may result in termination of business relationships. 

4.5. Staff Awareness and Training 
All employees are briefed on the signs of modern slavery and their duty to prevent it. Additional training is provided for those involved in procurement and recruitment. 

4.6. Reporting and Whistleblowing 
We encourage staff and stakeholders to report any suspicions of modern slavery via our internal whistleblowing procedure. All reports are handled confidentially and in line with our governance policies. 

4.7. Continuous Improvement 
We commit to ongoing improvements through policy reviews, supplier evaluations, and legal compliance updates. The policy will be reviewed annually and updated as required. 

  1. Definitions
  • Modern Slavery – Encompasses slavery, servitude, forced labour, and human trafficking.
  • Supply Chain – All third-party entities providing goods or services to Primed Talent Ltd.
  • Whistleblowing – Reporting concerns about wrongdoing, malpractice, or unethical behaviour. 
  1. Responsibilities

All employees, contractors, and suppliers are responsible for: 

  • Understanding and adhering to this policy. 
  • Reporting any suspicions or incidents of modern slavery. 
  • Completing required training. 

The Managing Director has overall accountability for policy implementation. 
The Compliance and Operations team is responsible for monitoring, training, and supplier due diligence. 

  1. References
  • Modern Slavery Act 2015 
  • Primed Talent Ltd Whistleblowing Policy 
  • Primed Talent Ltd Code of Conduct 
  • Primed Talent Ltd Recruitment Policy 
  • Supplier Code of Conduct 
  1. Document Control and Review

Field 

Detail 

Policy Title 

Modern Slavery Policy 

Policy Reference Number 

PT/MS/V2 

Approved by 

Managing Director 

Date Approved 

April 2025 

Next Review Date 

April 2026 

 

  1. Revision Log

Version 

Date 

Section 

Change Description 

V1 

April 2024 

Full Document 

Initial policy release 

V2 

April 2025 

Full Document 

Review of policy