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Ethical Rating Cymru

Improving worker welfare across Wales and its supply chains

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Ethical Rating Cymru

Leading the way in ethical employment standards for Wales

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Ethical Rating Cymru

Awarding organisations taking action on Modern Slavery risk and worker welfare

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What is Ethical Rating Cymru?

Ethical Rating Cymru awards organisations taking action to measure, monitor and control Modern Slavery risk and ethical employment standards in their operations.

By recognising and rewarding the best organisations, the programme is designed to drive up employment standards, improving worker welfare within Wales and across its supply chains.

Worker welfare is not simply as a ‘nice to have’, but is a profitable and sustainable strategy that benefits employers and workers alike.

The structure of Ethical Rating Cymru means that organisations of any size can join. Organisations can pause or stop at any level, working through the programme at their own pace.

Benefits of joining Ethical Rating Cymru

A clear step-by-step programme tailored to your needs

Improve productivity, profitability, and worker morale

An ethical certificate to distinguish you from your competitors

A collaborative approach. We work with you every step of the way

Worker welfare standards that exceed customer expectations

Progressive legal and ethical employment standards

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Did You Know?

Industries most at risk to labour exploitation comprise of 27% of Wales’ employment.

Source: statswales.gov.wales/Catalogue

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Industries most at risk to labour exploitation include agriculture, forestry, fishing, production, construction, labour provision, catering and hospitality.

Source: statswales.gov.wales/Catalogue

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Did You Know?

Almost a quarter of potential victims of Modern Slavery in the UK are UK nationals.

Source: ons.gov.uk

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Forced labour in the private economy generates over £110 billion in illegal profits per year.

Source: oit.org

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'Wales has the opportunity to lead the way on fair work’ Fair Work Commission 2019.

Source: gov.wales

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