Hardscape are committed to:
- Ensuring employment is freely chosen
- Ensuring Freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining by our work force is respected
- Ensuring that working conditions are safe and hygienic
- Ensuring that Child labour will not be used in our production process
- Ensuring that living wages are paid
- Ensuring that working hours are not excessive
- Ensuring that no discrimination on any grounds is practiced in the workforce
- Ensuring that regular employment is provided
- Ensuring that no harsh or inhuman treatment is allowed
- Working with our supply chain partners to ensure a process of continuous, incremental improvement
Hardscape is proud to be a member of the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI), a leading alliance of trade unions, NGOs, and businesses, working together to advance human rights in global supply chains. For 25 years, ETI and its members have been a driving force in tackling human rights issues.
ETI influences business to act responsibly and promote decent work. Taking a unique approach to business and human rights, ETI’s members work together to tackle the complex challenges of today’s global supply chains, improving the lives of workers worldwide.
As an ETI member we commit to the ETI Base Code and are supported by ETI to continuously improve our approach to tackling human rights issues in our supply chains, taking collective action on systemic issues, and creating an enabling environment for workers.
Full members are required to meet the ETI Corporate Transparency Framework requirements which set out what we report on publicly in relation to our supply chains.
The Modern Slavery Act became UK Corporate Law in October 2015, Hardscape meet the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act and our public statement is lodged with the Modern Slavery Registrar here.
Modern Slavery Act & Ethical Trading Statement
Our Vision – Building amazing places.
Our Values – Innovation, Knowledge, Quality, People and Communication.
Ethical Trading Initiative
Hardscape is proud to be a member of the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI), a leading alliance of trade unions, NGOs, and businesses, working together to advance human rights in global supply chains. For 25 years, ETI and its members have been a driving force in tackling human rights issues.
ETI influences business to act responsibly and promote decent work. Taking a unique approach to business and human rights, ETI’s members work together to tackle the complex challenges of today’s global supply chains, improving the lives of workers worldwide.
As an ETI member we commit to the ETI Base Code and are supported by ETI to continuously improve our approach to tackling human rights issues in our supply chains, taking collective action on systemic issues, and creating an enabling environment for workers.
Full members are required to meet the ETI Corporate Transparency Framework requirements which set out what we report on publicly in relation to our supply chains.
