FIND A STOCKIST REQUEST A BROCHURE BED COLLECTION BASES, HEADBOARDS, FABRICS PILLOWS ABOUT US BLOG BED BUYING GUIDE Human Rights Policy Statement Introduction We support the protection and elevation of human rights in the countries within which we operate and are guided by the fundamental principles as set out in the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the UN Global Compact and the ILO’s Declaration on Fundamental Principals and Rights to work. We support the UN Guiding principles and accept our corporate responsibility to respect human rights. Our support for these fundamental principles is reflected in our policies and actions towards our employees, suppliers, customers and the communities that we affect, within the countries that we conduct our business. Our employees We believe that our employees should be treated with respect and dignity and work in an environment that is free from harassment and unlawful discrimination. Our commitment to respect human rights is manifested in our Employee Handbook and HR Policies and procedures. These state that all employees should be able to work in an environment that is free from discrimination, victimisation, harassment, bullying and that all employees should be treated fairly and with dignity regardless of their background or categorisation, or any views they may hold. The Fair Treatment Policy is periodically reviewed and amended where appropriate to ensure that it continues to reflect best practice and legal requirements. Our position on human rights is communicated to our employees and our employees are expected to uphold these standards. Our employees have access to an ethics hotline through which, concerns can be raised and resolved effectively. Employees are encouraged to raise relevant issues and report suspected violations of applicable laws, regulations and policies. Our suppliers We strive to promote adherence to the human rights principles throughout our supply chains by encouraging actions that are consistent with our Supplier Code of Ethics and by using suppliers whose corporate values are consistent with ours. Specifically, suppliers are encouraged to follow best practice in areas such as Business Ethics, Employment Standards and the Environment and to understand the impact of their products and services in order to mitigate any negative effects they might have on their stakeholders. We see our relationships with our suppliers as an opportunity to share best practice and through open communication, to promote continual learning and improvement with respect to human rights. Our customers In order to further drive best practice for improving human rights within our zone of influence, it is important to us to develop partnerships with other organisations that share our values. In doing so we openly welcome inspection and auditing processes that aim to develop more robust and transparent human rights systems within our business. OUR BEDS Bed Buying Guide FAQs Guarantee Product Performance Standard Terms & Conditions ABOUT RELYON History & Heritage Craftsmanship Innovation & Technology Careers Customer Privacy Notice Applicant Privacy Notice MORE INFORMATION Environmental Policy Legal Modern Slavery Statement UK Tax Strategy Human Rights Policy Statement Gender Pay Gap Report Awarded by the Worshipful Company of Furniture Makers of the City of London www.furnituremakers.org.uk Relyon Beds Ltd. / Registered no. 12764298 Station Mills, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 8NN VAT No. GB 353 7140 11 © Copyright Relyon Beds Ltd. 2021. All Rights Reserved. Privacy | Cookies