Modern Slavery Statement
Anti-Slavery PolicyIntroduction
This statement sets out Urban Recruitment Group’s commitment to continually improving its practices to combat slavery and human trafficking in its own business and its supply chains. This statement relates to actions and activities during the financial year 1st September 2018 to 31st August 2019.
Urban Recruitment Group structure and supply chains
We are a provider of recruitment services in the health and education sector. We are the parent company of MedicsPro Ltd and Eshar Ltd. The Group has over 150 employees and operates in the UK. Under The Modern Slavery Act 2015 the Group is required to provide this statement. The Group operates with the following business units:
- Urban Recruitment Group Ltd (Parent company)
- MedicsPro Ltd
- Eshar Ltd (T/A Key Locums)
- Urban Recruitment Group (T/A Urban Learning)
- Temporary workers for the health and education sector
- Learning and development/training
- Laboratory Services
- Occupational Health Services
- Employment Background Checking Services
- Stationers
- Print Solution
- Cleaning & Janitorial
- Office furniture
- Confidential waste supplier
- Couriers & Postal Services
- Utilities
- Hotel/Accommodation
Russell Prince
CEO
Urban Recruitment Group Ltd
Modern Slavery Statement - 2018
This statement demonstrates our commitment (MedicsPro Limited), to eliminating the exploitation of people and is made in line with the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (the Act).
MedicsPro has always taken pride in our ethical stance and in the way that we manage our workforce and candidates, from initial sourcing through to assignment/placement.
MedicsPro are committed to ensuring that there is transparency throughout our organisation in the relationships we hold with our Applicants, Clients, Suppliers and Staff.
This statement is published in accordance with section 54 of the Act and relates to the financial year September 2018 to August 2019.
Russell Prince
CEO
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