Kirsty’s Kitchen Cornwall CIC is committed to working in a fair, honest, lawful and ethical manner. We take steps to prevent and reduce the risk of modern slavery and human trafficking in our business and supply chains.

Our employees and people working on our behalf

We ensure that people directly employed by us are paid at least the applicable legal minimum wage and that their human rights are respected.

Where we use subcontractors or indirectly employed staff, including agency workers, we take reasonable steps to ensure equivalent standards are applied. We challenge and report malpractice where identified, and take appropriate action to safeguard individuals.

We train our employees to play an active part in tackling modern slavery. Any concern, suspicion or evidence of illegal practice encountered in the course of their work should be reported to the appropriate authorities and/or the Modern Slavery & Exploitation Helpline.

Our supply chains

We carry out supplier audits and periodically review our supply chains to assess the risks of modern slavery and human trafficking. If we identify a concern, suspicion or evidence of illegal practice, we challenge it and/or report it to the appropriate authorities. Where necessary, we seek to source products or services from alternative, compliant suppliers.

Reporting concerns

Concerns can be reported to the appropriate authorities or to the UK Modern Slavery & Exploitation Helpline on 08000 121 700. If someone is in immediate danger, call 999.

Signed: Mark Emes
Position: Director