These pages explain website information and business standards. They do not replace an accepted quotation, signed contract or applicable transport document. Transaction terms and mandatory law govern the relevant rights and obligations; nothing here removes a right that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Respect for people
We expect business relationships to respect the dignity and rights of workers and affected communities. Forced or bonded labour, trafficking, unlawful child labour, intimidation and abuse are unacceptable. Commercial targets or delivery pressure do not justify coercion or unsafe treatment.
Working conditions
Suppliers and service partners should observe applicable requirements for wages, working time, rest, workplace safety and lawful employment. Workers should not be compelled to surrender identity documents or remain in a job through threats or debt. Concerns should be raised without retaliation.
Supply chain information
Origin and supplier information can help identify risks in sourcing and transport. Where a credible concern arises, relevant information or corrective steps may be requested. A website statement does not certify that every supplier or site has been independently audited or that a supply chain is risk-free.
Reporting a concern
Use the compliance or speak-up contact to describe the issue, location, parties and available facts. Do not place workers or yourself at risk when collecting evidence. Immediate danger should be reported to appropriate local emergency services or authorities; website messages are not an emergency service.
Contact for this topic
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