Company Secretary
Committed colleagues, committed suppliers
Regulatory and compliance
We are committed to acting legally, fairly, and honestly in all of our business dealings and relationships.
We apply our policies across all of our operations, and also require all of our suppliers to commit to apply the same or equivalent policies.
We reinforced the need for vigilance and adherence to our commitment, and took steps to address additional risk, for example, potential online fraud due to the prevalence of home working. We also put in place new listening groups and a live blog on Home Comforts to enable colleagues to feedback comments on our Covid-19 safety procedures.
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Dunelm takes a zero-tolerance approach to bribery, corruption, fraud and tax evasion.The Group pays corporation tax on its operations in the United Kingdom and Jersey and does not operate in any tax havens or use any tax avoidance schemes. Our anti-corruption and anti-bribery policy and our Tax Strategy are available in the Group Policies section of the website.
The main areas of potential risk in Dunelm’s organisation are:
The procedures in place to ensure compliance with the Bribery Act 2011 and other relevant legislation are set out below: