Modern Slavery

Modern slavery statement

Last updated 9 July 2026

Wick & Co is a small business. We're below the statutory threshold for a section 54 statement under the Modern Slavery Act 2015, but we choose to publish one because the principles matter to us and to the people who look after our homes.

Our operations

We curate a small collection of short-stay homes across the UK. Our direct suppliers include cleaners, laundry services, maintenance contractors, welcome-hamper producers and a handful of software providers. All of our operations are in the United Kingdom.

How we source

We work with cleaning and maintenance teams we know personally. Everyone is paid at or above the Real Living Wage, invoiced fairly and paid on time.

We favour local, independent producers for hampers and consumables. Where we can, we ask suppliers about their own labour practices before we place recurring orders.

Risk and due diligence

The highest risks in short-stay hospitality sit in outsourced cleaning and laundry. We meet each team in person, agree written terms, and check in every quarter with the people doing the work, not only the person invoicing us.

We do not use zero-hours contracts for our own hires. If a supplier chain shows warning signs, we raise it, and we're prepared to walk away from a contract rather than accept poor practice.

Reporting a concern

If you're a supplier, guest or member of the public and want to raise a concern about labour practices anywhere in our chain, email hello@wickandco.co.uk in confidence. You can also contact the Modern Slavery Helpline on 08000 121 700.

Questions? Get in touch via our contact page.