Millerweb Limited has zero tolerance for slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour, human trafficking or other forms of modern slavery.
We are committed to conducting our business ethically and responsibly and expect those working with us to adopt equivalent standards.
Millerweb Limited is a UK technology company providing technology consultancy, AI development, software development, digital services and Virtual CTO services.
Our supply chain principally comprises professional services, technology suppliers, software and cloud providers, contractors, associates and other business services.
Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires commercial organisations carrying on business in the UK, supplying goods or services and having annual turnover of £36 million or more to publish an annual modern slavery statement. Government guidance also encourages smaller organisations to take proportionate action and publish their approach voluntarily.
Millerweb publishes this policy as part of its commitment to responsible and ethical business practice.
We seek to work with reputable suppliers, contractors and associates.
Where proportionate to the nature and level of risk, we may:
As a technology consultancy, much of Millerweb’s direct activity is professional and digital rather than labour-intensive manufacturing.
However, we recognise that modern slavery risks can exist further down technology supply chains, including in:
We therefore do not assume that a digital or professional-services supply chain is automatically free from risk.
Individuals working for or on behalf of Millerweb must:
Millerweb will not knowingly work with organisations or individuals involved in modern slavery or human trafficking.
Anyone working with Millerweb who becomes aware of suspected modern slavery, exploitation or unethical labour practices connected with our activities or supply chain should raise the matter promptly with Millerweb.
Concerns will be treated seriously and assessed proportionately.
No person should suffer detrimental treatment for raising a genuine concern in good faith.
Where Millerweb identifies a credible modern slavery risk, we will consider appropriate action based on the circumstances.
This may include:
Where individuals may be at risk, our priority will be to avoid actions that unnecessarily increase harm to potential victims.
Responsibility for this policy rests with the directors of Millerweb Limited.
The policy will be reviewed periodically and updated where our business, supply chain or applicable legal requirements materially change.