Tackling Modern Slavery
Commitment to Human Rights
The Plaka Group welcomes the introduction of the UK’s Modern Slavery Act and supports fully all efforts to combat any abuse of human rights.
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As part of CRH plc, we are committed to ensure that we abide at all times by the principles outlined in accordance with CRH's Code of Business Conduct. All Plaka Group companies will act in conjunction with CRH Group strategy and statement according the Modern Slavery Act. Although the majority of Plaka Group companies are not obliged under the British Act. The Plaka group has decided to do so voluntarily as part of its commitment to maintaining core ethical values integrity, honesty and respect for the law into practice in their daily business.
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Modern Slavery Statement
CRH is a leading diversified international building materials group, employing approximately 87,000 people at almost 3,800 operating locations in 31 countries worldwide.
This Statement, which is made on behalf of CRH plc and its subsidiaries, outlines the steps that CRH has taken to ensure that slavery and human trafficking is not taking place within either its own businesses or its supply chains.
Get your copy of our Modern Slavery Statement.
Please download here.
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CRH encourages colleagues and partners within its supply chain to raise any suspicions they may have that slavery, in any form, may be taking place in any part of the business.
CRH has a 24/7 multi-lingual confidential “Hotline” facility in place, available to employees and external stakeholders alike, to report issues that concern them, including possible human rights violations and infringements of labour standards.
Every report is investigated thoroughly and appropriate actions are taken based on the investigation’s findings.
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Here you can find the information about our Hotline
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“There is never a good business reason to do the wrong thing”
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