At Certsure we recognise the importance of integrating our business values and operations to meet the expectations of our stakeholders. 

They include customers, employees, shareholders, suppliers, statutory authorities and the communities in which we operate.  

Download our CSR Policy 


Gender Pay Gap Report 

Certsure has a clear policy of paying employees equally for the same or equivalent work, regardless of gender or any other characteristics: 

• We carry out pay and benefits audits at regular intervals 
• We evaluate job roles and pay rates as necessary to ensure a fair structure 
• We internally publish banded pay structures for roles within the business to ensure consistency. 

The government has introduced gender pay gap reporting for all UK companies with 250 or more employees. The aim of the gender pay gap is to show the gap between an organisation’s male and female workforce. Unlike equal pay, which is equal pay for equal work, the gender pay gap looks at all employees and takes an average result irrespective of factors such as job role and responsibilities. 

Please read our reports which explain our gender pay gap in more detail, and how we are making sure we are taking action. 

To download a PDF copy of our gender pay gap report for 2021
please click here 

To download a PDF copy of our gender pay gap report for 2020
please click here 

To download a PDF copy of our gender pay gap report for 2019 
please click here 


Slavery & Human Trafficking Statement 

Certsure LLP embrace a zero-tolerance stance towards slavery and human trafficking. 

We are proud of our Business Ethics and Anti-bribery Policy which has been expanded to incorporate the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act.  We are committed to preventing and mitigating exploitation, corruption and bribery.  We take this responsibility seriously.  We will not accept bribery, modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking anywhere within our operations or supply chain. 

Download our Slavery & Human trafficking Statement