Modern Slavery Statement
International recruitment carries real exploitation risk. This statement sets out what we do about it.
Last updated 25 Aug 2026
Our position
We have zero tolerance for modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking in our business and in the recruitment we facilitate.
Risk in international recruitment
Candidates recruited from overseas can be vulnerable to illegal fees, debt bondage, document retention and misrepresentation of the role. Our controls are built around those specific risks.
Our controls
- Candidates are never charged for work-finding services
- Employers are verified before vacancies are published
- Vacancies are reviewed for accuracy before publication
- Candidates can report a vacancy or an approach without an account
- We do not request or hold identity documents at registration
Reporting
If you are asked to pay for a job, or asked to hand over your passport, tell us. We investigate every report and will remove employers and vacancies where concerns are substantiated.
Statement details
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