AWI Modern Slavery Policy
Modern Slavery
All forms of modern slavery have in common the deprivation of a person’s liberty by another in order to exploit them for commercial gain which is a violation of an individual’s fundamental human rights.
Purpose of policy
This policy confirms Australia Wide Investigation’s (AWI) commitment to contribute to ending all forms of modern slavery and outlines our approach to reducing the risk of modern slavery practices within our operations and our supply chain.
Responsibilities
The directors of AWI have overall responsibility for this policy and in ensuring that the AWI complies with all its legal and ethical obligations.
Our commitment
AWI respects human rights and is committed to adherence to high standards of human rights performance across our business. All AWI employees and contractors will act with integrity and promote ethical behaviour across all business activities.
As a provider of professional services, and an employer of employees and contractors, AWI is committed to working closely with our clients, contractors and suppliers to identify and manage risks relating to modern slavery.
We commit to ensure that there is no modern slavery in our operations and supply chain, aim for continuous improvement and adhere to the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth).
Our Approach
AWI adopts the United Nations Universal Declaration for Human Rights.
Our Focus
AWI is committed to continual evaluation of our operations and supply chain to ensure AWI is not contributing to modern slavery.
AWI’s principles which will be used to continually evaluate our supply chain and ensure the highest ethical standards are adhered to include, but are not limited to: