Slavery and human trafficking are serious and reprehensible human rights violations, and DSLP condemns them in all forms. The transportation industry is taking a stand to stop the flow of human trafficking through America’s transportation system, and DSLP LLC has taken the pledge with Department of Transportation to do its part to end all slavery and human trafficking.

DSLP is not aware of any instance in which a modern slavery concern has been raised with DSLP by an DSLP employee or third party in either its business or its supply chains, and DSLP has not, to date, otherwise identified any instances of modern slavery in either its business or its supply chains.

DSLP has continued to consider the risks of slavery and human trafficking taking place in any part of its business or supply chains. In particular, DSLP Legal has continued to review its existing procurement arrangements with relevant members of staff, with a view to identifying any elements of those arrangements which give rise to heightened modern slavery risk.

DSLP seeks to include in contracts with suppliers and contractors, on a rolling basis as existing contracts come up for renewal, or as new contracts are entered into, provisions requiring such suppliers and contractors, in the discharge of their contractual obligations to DSLP: (i) to comply with all applicable laws in force; (ii) to take steps to ensure that there is no modern slavery or human trafficking in any part of its business; and (iii) to confirm the absence of historic offences, investigations, inquiries, or other enforcement proceedings in connection with slavery or human trafficking.

https://www.transportation.gov/TLAHT/TakeAction