Child Labour Statement
Cyber Tec Security Ltd (“CTS”) is committed to upholding the highest ethical standards in all aspects of our business operations and to protecting human rights.
CTS does not engage in or support the use of child labour in any part of our business or supply chain. We expect the same standards from all partners, suppliers and contractors working with us.
Our Operations
CTS operates as a cybersecurity certification and services provider delivering cloud-based and professional services. Our activities do not involve manufacturing, manual labour, or supply chains typically associated with elevated risks of child labour.
Supply Chain
Where CTS procures goods or services from third parties, we expect suppliers to operate in accordance with applicable labour laws and internationally recognised human rights standards, including those relating to the protection of children.
Where physical goods are procured (for example branded clothing or promotional items), CTS seeks to work with suppliers who demonstrate ethical sourcing and responsible labour practices.
Standards
CTS supports the principles set out in internationally recognised standards including:
- International Labour Organization (ILO) conventions relating to child labour
- The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
Reporting Concerns
CTS encourages employees, partners and stakeholders to report any concerns relating to unethical labour practices, including potential child labour.
Concerns can be reported confidentially via: [email protected]
All concerns will be reviewed and investigated appropriately.
Review
This statement is reviewed periodically to ensure it remains aligned with CTS policies and ethical commitments.