ANTI-SLAVERY &
HUMAN TRAFFICKING.
Our statement on preventing modern slavery and human trafficking across every part of our business — published in compliance with Section 54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
Our commitment
Love The Idea is committed to ensuring that no form of modern slavery or human trafficking transpires in our workplace, or in any facet of our business. Protecting the welfare of our people is one of our primary objectives — championing their rights to safety, equality, dignity, and work free from discrimination, coercion, or exploitation. Our ethical code and our persistence in upholding morally sound principles within our company is paramount.
Our business
Love The Idea operates directly and indirectly with businesses worldwide, providing services such as growth strategy, scaling support, and app and web development. We believe a sustainable, values-led work environment is essential to building an effective company — and one of our central areas of focus in preventing slavery and trafficking is the labour used across any Love The Idea service, employee, or project.
Compliance
Our business, designers, developers, and experts are required to comply with local laws in the territories in which they operate — laws which, in most instances, are robust in tackling the issues raised by UK modern slavery legislation. While we operate in a relatively low-risk sector, modern slavery remains a serious issue, and we have policies in place to combat it. We take the wellbeing and standing of our people seriously: any instance where an employee feels threatened or unsafe will be investigated appropriately, and proportionate action taken where our Ethical Agreement or Modern Slavery legislation has not been upheld. We value open dialogue, and strongly encourage employees, clients, customers, or any third party to bring any suspected wrongdoing — on this or any other issue — to our attention.
Looking forward
We will continue to focus on increasing employee awareness of modern slavery, and on ensuring our people have the knowledge to identify its signs, as part of our ongoing effort to comply with modern slavery legislation. The purpose of this statement is to comply with Section 54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act.
Last reviewed July 2023