Modern Slavery Statement
Last updated: 6 September 2026
Our commitment
Strive Outsourcing is committed to conducting its business ethically, responsibly and with respect for the rights and dignity of the people who work for us, with us and throughout our supply chain.
We have a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery, human trafficking, forced or compulsory labour, servitude, child labour and other forms of exploitation.
This statement explains the steps and principles Strive Outsourcing applies to help identify and reduce the risk of modern slavery within our business and business relationships.
1. Voluntary publication of this statement
Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires certain commercial organisations carrying on business in the United Kingdom, supplying goods or services and having annual group turnover of £36 million or more to publish an annual slavery and human trafficking statement.
Strive Outsourcing is not currently required to publish a statement under section 54.
Nevertheless, we have chosen to publish this statement voluntarily because we believe transparency, responsible business practices and respect for human rights should form part of the standards expected of any organisation, regardless of whether a statutory reporting threshold applies.
2. About Strive Outsourcing
Strive Outsourcing provides specialist business process outsourcing and intermediary services.
Our services may include:
- lead generation;
- customer acquisition support;
- lead verification and qualification;
- customer communications;
- administration;
- data processing;
- back-office operations;
- customer support;
- compliance and data-protection processes;
- referral and intermediary services; and
- other outsourced business support.
3. Our approach to modern slavery
We do not knowingly tolerate any form of:
- forced or compulsory labour;
- human trafficking;
- servitude;
- child labour;
- debt bondage;
- coercion or threats relating to work;
- withholding of passports or identity documents;
- unlawful restriction of workers' freedom;
- exploitative recruitment practices; or
- other forms of labour exploitation.
We expect individuals working for Strive and organisations providing services to us to be treated fairly, lawfully and with dignity.
4. Our people
People are central to Strive Outsourcing's business. We seek to ensure that employment, contracting and subcontracting arrangements are entered into voluntarily and on clear terms.
5. Due diligence & supply chain
Strive Outsourcing undertakes proportionate due diligence when establishing and managing supplier and business relationships. We expect organisations working with Strive Outsourcing to comply with applicable labour laws, prohibit forced and child labour, treat workers fairly, and maintain appropriate oversight of their operations.
6. Raising concerns & contact
Concerns about suspected modern slavery or exploitation connected with Strive Outsourcing or our business relationships may be reported to:
Strive Outsourcing Ltd (Company No. 16214250)
C/O Burton Varley Ltd, The Counting House, 24 Richmond Road, Bowdon, Altrincham, England, WA14 2TT
Email: info@striveoutsourcing.co.uk
Sign-off / Governance Lead: gemma@striveoutsourcing.co.uk (Gemma)
Telephone: 0161 938 7348
Approved by: Gemma Clarence
Position: Operations Manager
Email: gemma@striveoutsourcing.co.uk
Telephone: 0161 938 7348
Date: September 2026