At USG Boral, we recognise the inherent dignity of all people and are committed to respect and promote human rights, including the rights of our employees, suppliers and the communities in areas where we operate. 

Since 2018, we have been working to strengthen our approach to assess and address the risk of modern slavery in our operations and supply chain in view of the Australian Modern Slavery Act 2018. 

The Australian Government introduced the Modern Slavery Act in November 2018 to support the Australian business community to identify and address their modern slavery risks and maintain responsible and transparent supply chains. The Act requires larger entities to provide an annual Modern Slavery Statement to the Australian Border Force for publication on a central online register. 

Together with Boral we have released our first joint modern slavery statement that outlines the actions we have taken to identify and address the risk of modern slavery practices in our operations and supply chains.

2020 Joint Modern Slavery Statement for Boral and USG Boral Australia

The foundational policies and standards that set out USG Boral’s commitment to human rights and addressing modern slavery are:

• Human Rights Policy
  
• Supplier Code of Conduct

If you have any concerns about the potential presence of modern slavery in USG Boral operations or supply chain please report to
faircall on 1800 139 957.