Mirvac's FY21 Modern Slavery Statement
Our Modern Slavery Statement outlines our ongoing approach to identifying and managing our modern slavery risks.
91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳is committed to being ethical, fair and transparent. It’s underpins one of our values, to do the right thing, and supports our ambition to be a force for good. This means we uphold, respect and promote the human rights of everyone – from those employed in our operations right through to those employed with our suppliers.
In line with the Modern Slavery Act 2018, we look at our exposure to one of the worst forms of human rights violations, modern slavery, and where it may be present in our operations and our supply chains. We also remain focused on establishing effective governance structures and building our capability to address this important issue.
Our FY21 outlines our ongoing approach to identifying and managing our modern slavery risks.
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