ShoreFamily means and includes any of its subsidiaries and associated companies and their respective assigns and trading brands, Shore360 Inc., Shore360 Agency. ShoreAgents and Jobs360.
Any reference in this application and or documentation to “ShoreFamily” or “organization” or “Company” pertains to one or all of the above brands.
Our Commitment to Fair and Ethical Work
At Shore360, we believe every person has the right to work in a safe, dignified, and fair environment. Our people are the heart of our business, and we are committed to creating a workplace and a supply chain where respect for human rights is absolute.
As a proud, 100% Australian-owned group of incorporated companies operating in the Philippines, we recognise that modern slavery remains a global challenge. While the risk within our operations is low, we view the prevention of exploitation not merely as a compliance requirement, but as a reflection of our values, culture, and commitment to doing what is right.
Who We Are
Our ShoreFamily is a people-first Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) company based in the Philippines, dedicated to helping companies of all sizes succeed with skill, dedication, and care. We deliver flexible solutions from staff leasing to co-managed specialised services that drive business growth while ensuring our people flourish.
We partner only with clients and organisations that share our commitment to ethical practices. This includes fair recruitment, transparent contracts, safe working conditions, and a culture that respects the rights, dignity, and voices of every team member.
Our Stand Against Modern Slavery
In ShoreFamily Group, we reduce any risk of modern-day slavery through strict recruitment, labour relations, procurement, and compliance processes that are stringent and aligned with the local laws and regulations where we operate.
We are committed to ensuring that human rights are not violated in any form, and we make every effort to uphold this commitment.
Our Commitment to Ethical Work
ShoreFamily group recognises the significance of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) and the Philippines RA 9208 Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003, as amended by RA 10364 Expanded Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012.
In the fight against modern slavery. We are unwavering in our commitment to ensuring that modern slavery has no place within our organisation and that we actively contribute to the broader effort to eradicate it within our sphere of influence.
If identified, any potential risk of modern-day slavery, as well as any related issues, will be immediately investigated and rectified. We are committed to do everything reasonably possible to eliminate the threat of modern-day slavery within our organisation.
This statement has been reviewed and approved by Lee Shaddock and the Board of Directors and will be updated regularly to reflect our ongoing commitment to protecting and promoting human rights.
Lee Shaddock