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Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement
This statement is made pursuant to Section 54, Part 6 of the 2015 and sets out the steps Joseph Osuji Law Firm (the Firm, or 'Osuji Law Firm') has taken to ensure that slavery and human trafficking is not taking place in our supply chains or in any part of our business. It constitutes our slavery and human trafficking statement for the 2016/17 financial year.
Osuji Law Firm’s statement
Osuji Law Firm recognise the suffering which modern slavery and human trafficking causes. In an increasingly global marketplace, Osuji Law Firm recognise that all businesses have a responsibility to understand whether modern slavery and human trafficking is taking place within their supply chains and this is a responsibility Osuji Law Firm take seriously.
Osuji Law Firm is a limited liability Canadian Legal Practice. Osuji Law Firm provide a full range of legal services to private and corporate clients from many sectors, including telecommunications, energy, real estate, financial services and retail.
Osuji Law Firm is a legal practice providing client services in Ontario Canada.
As a legal practice, Osuji Law Firm always work to the highest professional standards and comply with all laws, regulations and rules relevant to our business. Corporate social responsibility is an intrinsic part of our culture and Osuji Law Firm aim to make a lasting and positive impact on the communities in which Osuji Law Firm operates. Osuji Law Firm expect the same from its clients and business partners.
Osuji Law Firm policies on slavery and human trafficking
Osuji Law Firm is committed to ensuring that it does not get involve with anyone who engages in human trafficking and modern slavery. Please see our HYPERLINK "https://www.dentons.com/en/~/media/8ac5cdec83624e9497e7eb0445265e19.ashx"Anti Slavery Policy.
What Osuji Law Firm is doing
Osuji Law Firm working practices, respect and uphold human rights for its clients and partners, employees and contractors.
Osuji Law Firm take the following steps to identify risks of modern slavery and human trafficking:
Joseph Osuji Law Firm assess risk related to human trafficking and forced labour associated with our supply base. Our preliminary assessments will be based upon geography, the product or services being purchased, supplier quality performance and the nature of the business transaction.
Joseph Osuji Law Firm carry out due diligence on all relevant and appropriate suppliers by asking for information on their policies on fair sourcing of goods and services and employment practices.
Joseph Osuji Law Firm have a code of ethical business practices, which Osuji Law Firm expect all suppliers to adhere to. The code sets out the standards Osuji Law Firm expect our suppliers to uphold at all times relating to various matters including anti-bribery and corruption, human trafficking, slavery, and ethical behaviour.
Joseph Osuji Law Firm will be training to its staff personnel and it will be mandatory for those involved in human resources and procurement.
Josseph Osuji Law Firm will seek to impose contractual terms on suppliers asking them to warrant that they and their suppliers are in full compliance with our Anti-Slavery Policy. Osuji Law Firm will audit suppliers from time to time to ensure that this is the case. The right to audit is included in all suppliers contracts, where relevant and appropriate.
Approval
This statement has been approved for and on behalf of Osuji Law Firm.
Joseph Osuji LLB (Hons)
Senior Legal Practitioner
This statement is made pursuant to Section 54, Part 6 of the 2015 and sets out the steps Joseph Osuji Law Firm (the Firm, or 'Osuji Law Firm') has taken to ensure that slavery and human trafficking is not taking place in our supply chains or in any part of our business. It constitutes our slavery and human trafficking statement for the 2016/17 financial year.
Osuji Law Firm’s statement
Osuji Law Firm recognise the suffering which modern slavery and human trafficking causes. In an increasingly global marketplace, Osuji Law Firm recognise that all businesses have a responsibility to understand whether modern slavery and human trafficking is taking place within their supply chains and this is a responsibility Osuji Law Firm take seriously.
Osuji Law Firm is a limited liability Canadian Legal Practice. Osuji Law Firm provide a full range of legal services to private and corporate clients from many sectors, including telecommunications, energy, real estate, financial services and retail.
Osuji Law Firm is a legal practice providing client services in Ontario Canada.
As a legal practice, Osuji Law Firm always work to the highest professional standards and comply with all laws, regulations and rules relevant to our business. Corporate social responsibility is an intrinsic part of our culture and Osuji Law Firm aim to make a lasting and positive impact on the communities in which Osuji Law Firm operates. Osuji Law Firm expect the same from its clients and business partners.
Osuji Law Firm policies on slavery and human trafficking
Osuji Law Firm is committed to ensuring that it does not get involve with anyone who engages in human trafficking and modern slavery. Please see our HYPERLINK "https://www.dentons.com/en/~/media/8ac5cdec83624e9497e7eb0445265e19.ashx"Anti Slavery Policy.
What Osuji Law Firm is doing
Osuji Law Firm working practices, respect and uphold human rights for its clients and partners, employees and contractors.
Osuji Law Firm take the following steps to identify risks of modern slavery and human trafficking:
Joseph Osuji Law Firm assess risk related to human trafficking and forced labour associated with our supply base. Our preliminary assessments will be based upon geography, the product or services being purchased, supplier quality performance and the nature of the business transaction.
Joseph Osuji Law Firm carry out due diligence on all relevant and appropriate suppliers by asking for information on their policies on fair sourcing of goods and services and employment practices.
Joseph Osuji Law Firm have a code of ethical business practices, which Osuji Law Firm expect all suppliers to adhere to. The code sets out the standards Osuji Law Firm expect our suppliers to uphold at all times relating to various matters including anti-bribery and corruption, human trafficking, slavery, and ethical behaviour.
Joseph Osuji Law Firm will be training to its staff personnel and it will be mandatory for those involved in human resources and procurement.
Josseph Osuji Law Firm will seek to impose contractual terms on suppliers asking them to warrant that they and their suppliers are in full compliance with our Anti-Slavery Policy. Osuji Law Firm will audit suppliers from time to time to ensure that this is the case. The right to audit is included in all suppliers contracts, where relevant and appropriate.
Approval
This statement has been approved for and on behalf of Osuji Law Firm.
Joseph Osuji LLB (Hons)
Senior Legal Practitioner
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