REMONDIS Australia releases Modern Slavery Statement 2021

Today I am pleased to advise the publication of REMONDIS Australia’s Modern Slavery Statement 2021, which is now available to view on this page, and with further context on the Modern Slavery Strategy page of our website

This year’s Modern Slavery Statement has also been published on the Australian Government’s Modern Slavery Register and updates our customers, contractors and suppliers about what we did in 2021, and what we are currently doing, to combat any risk of modern slavery practices in our operations and supply chain.

Along with our Sustainability Report, it represents another important pillar in our ESG credentials as a company.

We reported no incidence of modern slavery in our operations and supply chains in 2021 but remain highly alert to the possibility.

Our multi-disciplinary Modern Slavery Working Group, convened by Anna Staver, comprises Carl-Hans Baukes, Olga Fadeeva, Raelyn Linden, Indrani Mitra Lodh, Helen McCarthy, Jessica Qiu, Nathan Radley, Amir Tadros, Jessica Taggart and Vasko Taskovski.