Ethics, Integrity and Modern Slavery Policy - for construction

Somewhere in every tier-1 prequalification questionnaire now sits the request: provide your modern slavery and ethics policy. Subcontractors without one stall at the procurement gate regardless of how good their safety numbers are. This policy clears that gate - an ethics, integrity and modern-slavery commitment written with the Australian Modern Slavery Act in view, for construction businesses supplying into major projects.

What it commits you to

Honest dealing and anti-bribery expectations, conflict-of-interest declarations, gifts and hospitality boundaries, and modern-slavery awareness across your own labour engagement and your supply chain - the areas big principals must interrogate for their own Modern Slavery Act reporting, which is exactly why they push the question down to you.

Why it is commercially live

Tier-1 builders and government principals carry statutory reporting duties, so their procurement teams now require this evidence from the chain below them. Having the policy ready turns a tender blocker into a checkbox. Contractor assurance: what principals check before they award puts it in context. Written by a lead auditor with 15+ years across governance systems, for civil construction, mining, utilities and transport suppliers.

Editions

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Pair it with the Code of Conduct and Workplace Behaviour Policy, and find the rest in the Integrated IMS collection.