As part of our commitment to tackling modern slavery and corruption, we are supporting today’s Anti-Slavery Day.
While slavery was abolished in the UK in 1833, the exploitation of vulnerable people remains a major problem to this day.
In the UK, victims of modern slavery are subject to trafficking, forced labour, sexual exploitation, and having their freedom of movement restricted.
While 200 years ago slavery was very visible, today it is a hidden crime, with victims continuing to live apparently everyday lives while being controlled and exploited by others.
We are working closely with the Gangmaster and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA), and some of our industry partners to raise awareness of the issue.
SSHEQ Director, Anna Baker
Head of Recruitment, Nadeem Mirza
Client, Karina Williams, Sustainability Manager at British Land,
Supply Chain Partner, Chris Harrop, OBE, Group Marketing and Sustainability Director at Marshalls
Chief Executive, Paul Hamer
October is Black History Month, a chance for us to honour the achievements, culture and the history of black people across the business. We recently caught up with Daniel Taylor, who is currently the managing planner on the Hockley Mills scheme, Birmingham.
We are celebrating our success at the inaugural UKCW Construction Awards after Sir Robert McAlpine was crowned ‘Contractor of 2019’.
Our 150th anniversary celebrations have been hard to miss on a number of sites across the country thanks to the presence of specially produced panels incorporated within our hoardings.
