Logo placeholder for Holland Park man with van statement Holland Park Man with Van declares a clear and uncompromising position on modern slavery. We are committed to preventing any form of forced labour, human trafficking or exploitation in our operations and supply chain. This Modern Slavery Statement outlines our policies, procedures and continuing actions to ensure ethical conduct across all activities carried out by Holland Park man with van services and related partners.

Modern Slavery Statement for Man with Van Holland Park

The image depicts a modern office with large floor-to-ceiling windows allowing in natural daylight, revealing an urban skyline outside. Inside, a woman dressed in business casual attire is standing amidst an assortment of cardboard moving boxes, some sealed and others open, revealing contents such as office supplies and small household items. The boxes, varying in size and colour, are stacked and scattered across a light-coloured carpeted floor, indicating an ongoing relocation or office move. A few boxes contain items like potted plants, rolled-up documents, and miscellaneous office equipment, suggesting a variety of household or office belongings being packed. Nearby, a black office chair, a tangled power cable, and a small stack of blue storage crates are visible, adding to the sense of a workplace transition. The overall environment is clean and well-lit, with a neutral, professional atmosphere typical of a commercial property being prepared for moving services by Holland Park Man with Van, a local removals company serving the [POSTCODE] area near [TOWN]. Our company operates with a zero-tolerance policy towards modern slavery. All staff and contractors engaged by Holland Park removal van teams are required to act in accordance with our values and legal obligations. We will not accept practices that expose workers to exploitation, and we will take decisive action if any instance of modern slavery is identified within our operations or among suppliers.

We recognise that risks can arise not only within our direct operations but also through third parties supplying goods and services to our Holland Park removal team. Consequently, our approach includes robust due diligence and ongoing monitoring. Our supplier checks consider recruitment practices, working conditions, and adherence to lawful payment of wages for all workers employed by our contractors and sub-contractors.

A man and a woman engaged in a house removal activity, standing indoors against a plain light grey wall. The man, wearing a bright yellow t-shirt and blue gloves, is holding a medium-sized cardboard box with a white packing strap, positioned slightly to the left of the image. The woman, dressed in a lime green t-shirt and jeans, is smiling as she holds a smaller cardboard box with both hands, positioned to the right. On the floor, in front of her, there is another medium-sized cardboard box. The background furniture includes a wooden table or cabinet partially visible on the right. Both individuals are standing in an area that resembles a living room or hallway with neutral lighting, suggesting a residential property during a house move in the vicinity of London, possibly nearby Holland Park or postcode W11. The scene captures a professional house removals context, with the team handling packing and loading household items for relocation with careful attention to the boxes’ materials and handling. Supplier Audits and Due Diligence

Holland Park man-and-van procurement processes incorporate regular supplier audits and contractual clauses that require compliance with anti-slavery standards. We assess new suppliers before engagement and conduct periodic reviews of critical vendors. These audits include documentary checks, risk assessments and, where necessary, site visits or enhanced verification for high-risk categories such as temporary labour providers or outsourced removals support.

Our employees and sub-contractors receive training that explains how to recognise signs of modern slavery and the correct steps to take if concerns arise. Training is tailored for team leaders and frontline staff, including drivers and removal crews working for Man with Van Holland Park. We promote a culture of vigilance and accountability, emphasising that identifying and reporting suspected exploitation is a shared responsibility.

Two professional movers from Holland Park Man with Van are unloading a removals van parked outside a residential property, preparing to transport household belongings. The mover on the left, wearing a grey uniform and a cap, is holding a medium-sized cardboard box without labels or markings, with a neutral smile on his face. The other mover, also in a grey uniform and cap, is carrying two boxes—one large and one medium-sized—both sealed with packing tape and made of brown corrugated cardboard. Behind them, the van's rear doors are wide open, revealing stacked cardboard boxes of varying sizes, some with white labels, and a wheeled trolley positioned on the ground nearby. The scene is set on a quiet residential street with a well-maintained lawn visible to the right. The background suggests a typical house exterior, possibly in the London borough, with bright natural lighting indicating daytime. This image captures the careful handling of household items during a house move in the local area, emphasizing professionalism and efficient service suitable for homeowners in the area served by Holland Park Man with Van. Reporting Channels and Whistleblowing

  • Internal reporting: staff should report concerns to their line manager or to a senior member of the management team.
  • Anonymous reporting: we maintain mechanisms that allow staff and third parties to raise concerns anonymously and without fear of retaliation.
  • Escalation: any allegation of modern slavery is promptly escalated to senior management for investigation and action.
We investigate all credible reports thoroughly and, when appropriate, refer matters to relevant authorities and support remediation for affected individuals.

A young man and woman are engaged in a house move, sitting indoors on a wooden floor surrounded by several cardboard boxes in various sizes. The man, wearing a light grey T-shirt and jeans, appears contemplative as he rests his head on his hand, leaning on one of the boxes, while the woman, dressed in a pink long-sleeve top and dark jeans, sits beside him with her eyes closed, suggesting tiredness or reflection. The boxes are likely used for packing personal belongings, and they are situated near a staircase, with a neutral-coloured wall and a doorway visible in the background, indicative of a residential home in the inferred area near Holland Park, London. The environment suggests a typical domestic setting during a house removals process, with natural lighting illuminating the scene and emphasizing the textures of the cardboard, fabric, and wood surfaces. Our commitment extends to continuous improvement. We will work collaboratively with peers in the removals sector, including other Holland Park removal van operators, to share best practice and strengthen industry-wide safeguards. We will also review contractual terms and supplier performance to ensure alignment with our anti-slavery objectives.

To ensure transparency, the Holland Park man with van leadership team documents findings from audits and reports, including the remedial measures taken. Where non-compliance is found, we will require corrective action, which may include termination of contracts for serious breaches. We expect suppliers to cooperate fully in any investigations and to demonstrate improvement plans when necessary.

Annual Review and Governance

Our board and senior management conduct an annual review of policies and practices relating to modern slavery. This review evaluates risk assessments, audit outcomes, training effectiveness and the adequacy of reporting channels. The results inform our action plan for the following year, ensuring that Holland Park man-and-van operations remain vigilant and responsive.

We are resolute in upholding human rights and maintaining ethical supply chains. Holland Park Man with Van pledges to continue strengthening controls, increasing awareness and maintaining open channels for reporting concerns. Our approach is pragmatic, evidence-based and focused on protecting vulnerable workers while preserving the integrity of our services.

This statement is reviewed and approved at senior management level and will be updated as required to reflect evolving risks and improvements in practice. By embedding these principles in everyday operations, Man with Van Holland Park seeks to play its part in eradicating modern slavery from the sector.

Signed on behalf of Holland Park removal team leadership.

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