The company lists other policies that can be accessed on its website, but no specific statements are given regarding combating slavery in its supply chain.

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"Policies and Guidance

The WTW group of companies operates several policies and guidance in order to ensure we conduct our business responsibly and in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. The WTW group of companies expects and requires our colleagues to act with the highest possible standards of ethical conduct and integrity. The policies and guidance can be accessed by our colleagues through the group intranet site and include the following:

• Anti-Bribery and Corruption;

• Anti-Money Laundering & Counter-Terrorist Financing;

• Code of Conduct; and

• Whistleblowing Policy.

The WTW group of companies has a Procurement Policy in force which serves as a reminder to colleagues of their responsibility to comply with the Modern Slavery Act when entering into supplier agreements."

The company lists policies that they abide by, but not their own.

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“The WTW group of companies has a Procurement Policy in force which serves as a reminder to colleagues of their responsibility to comply with the Modern Slavery Act when entering into supplier agreements.”

“WTW continues to standardise our requirements in relation to modern slavery and human trafficking for our suppliers. To encourage compliance in our supply chain with our values, WTW endeavour to include appropriate provisions dealing with the risk of modern slavery where possible.”