Delta International Recruitment Agency is firmly committed to preventing human trafficking and modern slavery across all facets of our operations. As a recruitment agency providing services to overseas employers, we acknowledge our vital role in ensuring that our practices do not contribute to these grave human rights abuses. This policy outlines our zero-tolerance stance on human trafficking and modern slavery and our dedication to ethical recruitment practices that safeguard workers’ rights and dignity.
The recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons through threat, force, coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power, or vulnerability for the purpose of exploitation.
Encompasses slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labor, and human trafficking.
Delta International Recruitment Agency adheres to the following core principles in combating human trafficking and modern slavery:
We maintain an unwavering zero-tolerance policy for any form of human trafficking or modern slavery.
We comply fully with all applicable laws and regulations concerning human trafficking and modern slavery in the countries where we operate and where our overseas employers are located.
We protect workers’ rights, including access to fair wages, safe working conditions, and freedom from exploitation.
We operate transparently and hold ourselves accountable for enforcing this policy.
To proactively prevent human trafficking and modern slavery, Delta International Recruitment Agency implements the following measures
We conduct rigorous due diligence on all overseas employers to ensure they adhere to our ethical standards and do not engage in practices linked to human trafficking or modern slavery.
We provide workers with clear, transparent, and legally binding contracts in a language they understand, detailing their rights, responsibilities, and employment terms.
We regularly monitor and audit our recruitment processes to identify and address any risks or vulnerabilities related to human trafficking or modern slavery
