| Companies | Answer Year |
|---|---|
FatFace
United Kingdom |
Yes
Yes, In Development, No
|
Indian Hotel Company
United Kingdom |
Yes
Yes, In Development, No
|
Taj International Hotels Limited
United Kingdom |
Yes
Yes, In Development, No
|
DSW Inc.
Ohio (United States) |
Yes
Yes, In Development, No
|
Chico's FAS Inc
Florida (United States) |
Unknown
Yes, In Development, No
|
McKinsey & Company Inc
New York (United States) |
Unknown
Yes, In Development, No
|
Richemont
Switzerland |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Odey Asset Management LLP
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Nomura Europe Holdings plc
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Capital Research & Management Co. (World Investors)
California (United States) |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
The Capital Group Companies, Inc.
United States |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Feltex Carpets Pty Ltd
Australia |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Strand Palace Hotel & Restaurants Ltd
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Nomura International plc
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Grange Hotels
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
lululemon athletica UK Ltd
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Dorchester Hotel Limited
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
JD Sports Fashion plc
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Percy R Brend Sons Hoteliers Limited
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Great Eagle Hotels UK Ltd
United Kingdom |
No
Yes, In Development, No
|
Business Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) can affect the level of risk and how exposed a company is to modern slavery. Companies can provide information in their statements on their existing business KPIs and explain if they have considered whether these KPIs make their business and supply chain more (or less) vulnerable to modern slavery.
For further information on Business Performance Indicators please refer to Home Office Guidance, pp. 36.
Does the company disclose existing business KPIs that may increase their exposure to the risk of modern slavery?
Examples of these business KPIs include:
- turn-around time,
- expansion to new production countries,
- the cost of materials, or
- efficiency in production.
Business KPIs that increase the risk of modern slavery could be sourcing the cheapest goods in the shortest amount of time, for example.
If the company explicitly states having reviewed business (not modern slavery) performance indicators (usually economic led indicators) that might increase risks of Modern Slavery or are incompatible with their modern slavery strategy, please indicate “Yes” value, and provide details in the comments.
If the company indicates it is planning to identify these KPIs in the future, please indicate “In Development” and include any relevant details.
Please select "No", if the company:
- Discloses no such KPIs
- Mentions it will review its performance for the next report
- Mentions it has consulted its subsidiaries or committees or other groups to produce this report
- Actions taken to address modern slavery risks
* Note on choosing the Year of your answer
Read the MSA Statement carefully to find out what year it covers. When a statement is referring to a Financial Year (FY) ending in Q1, it should be labeled with the previous year.
Example:
Statement for FY2018/19 ending in March 2019 = 2018
Statement for FY2018/19 ending in April 2019 (or later) = 2019