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TfGM Modern Slavery Statement 2024: Oldham Transport Ethics
TfGM is strengthening ethical standards in public transport supply chains to protect vulnerable workers.
Transport for Greater Manchester has published its seventh annual Modern Slavery Statement, revealing that £444 million was spent on goods, works and services with over 500 suppliers across the region last year. The statement, approved by the Audit and Risk Assurance Committee in September 2024, outlines TfGM's commitment to ethical procurement and tackling exploitation in its supply chains. The public transport body now requires all suppliers to comply with the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and...
At a Glance
| What | TfGM published its seventh Modern Slavery Statement for 2023-2024 |
|---|---|
| Who | Transport for Greater Manchester, suppliers, Audit and Risk Assurance Committee |
| Where | Greater Manchester region |
| When | Statement covers 2023-2024 financial year, approved September 2024 |
| Why it matters | Protects vulnerable workers in transport supply chains and ensures ethical procurement |
| What's next | Continued due diligence on suppliers and implementation of social value requirements |
People, Places, Organisations
Person · Jacqueline Elliott
Org · Transport for Greater Manchester
Org · Greater Manchester Combined Authority
Location · A58 Manchester Road
Org · Bee Network
Org · Social Value Portal
Org · National Themes, Outcomes, Measures Framework
Org · Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter
Org · Real Living Wage
Location · Hollingworth
Location · Greater Manchester
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