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Modern Slavery Act Statements in the University Sector – The Start of the Journey – 9th May 2017

“With the introduction of the UK’s Modern Slavery Act (MSA), commercial organisations with a turnover of £36 million or more are required to produce an annual...

Tags: Procurement and Supplier Engagement | slavery
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Modern Slavery Act - University of Edinburgh Policy – 25th Jan 2017

University of Edinburgh's policy on the Modern Slavery Act and also a piece of research on modern slavery and universities -...

Tags: policy | slavery | Modern Slavery Act
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SUPC Statement on Modern Slavery – 21st Nov 2016

Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement February 2016

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Sustainable Procurement TSN - Social Justice, Community Benefits & Public Sector Reporting – 11th Oct 2016

The Sustainable Procurement TSN met on the 3rd October 2016 to discuss a number of social issues related to procurement. Topics included: The Modern Slavery Act The...

Tags: procurement | policy | reporting | University of Edinburgh | Procurement and Supplier Engagement | sustainable procurement | apuc | wellbeing | Public Sector Reporting | sustainability policy | slavery | Sustainable Procurement Strategy | Modern Slavery Act | modern slavery | Sustainable Procurement Duty | conflict minerals | community benefits | Living Wage Accreditation | living wage

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