Policy
Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement
This statement applies to "all employees, contractors, consultants, and third parties working for, or on behalf of, RGA."
RGA commits to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking throughout its business and supply chains, expecting equivalent standards from partner organisations.
The statement describes RGA's review of previous arrangements and outlines actions to understand risks related to operations and supply chains while ensuring such practices do not occur within the business.
RGA operates as "a specialist provider of business change and technology consultancy to public and private businesses," with predominantly UK-based, professional services operations.
Supply chains consist primarily of specialist subcontractors, consultants, software providers, cloud services, and professional services suppliers. While direct operational risks are considered low, wider supply chain risks require proactive management.
Measures in place
- Regular management system reviews
- Use of reputable recruitment agencies requiring modern slavery compliance
- Policy communication to subcontractors
- Supplier due diligence processes
- UK work authorisation verification
- Fair pay commitments
- Employee training beginning at induction
- Clear reporting mechanisms enabling concern disclosure through line management, HR, or whistleblowing procedures
RGA commits to ongoing monitoring and process review, adjusting controls when risk profiles change.
This statement complies with section 54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.