Registered office: Ralph Trustees Ltd, 116 Piccadilly, London, W1J 7BJ
Registration number: 00872008
VAT registration: 666 1833 16
Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement
Introduction
This is the Modern Slavery Transparency Statement of Ralph Trustees Limited (“RTL”) for the financial year ending 29th April 2018. This statement is made pursuant to s.54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
The Modern Slavery Act 2015 creates offences in respect of slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour and human trafficking (“Modern Slavery”). RTL are committed to combatting all forms of Modern Slavery.
Policies and Procedures
RTL have existing policies and procedures which assist in combatting Modern Slavery including: checks and verification in respect of migrant workers; core values encompassing open two-way communication that encourages reports from staff of unethical conduct; and a central register of recruitment agents and supplier contracts.
RTL has also recently taken the following steps to further enhance its policies and procedures:
- A Modern Slavery Policy has been put in place
- Suppliers and recruitment agencies have been issued with a copy of the Modern Slavery Policy
In the coming months, RTL intends to take additional steps including:
- Expanding due diligence on subcontractors and suppliers
- Modern Slavery training across the wider group
Gender Pay Narrative
Mandatory Gender Pay Gap reporting applies to all private and voluntary sector employers in
England, Wales and Scotland who have at least 250 employees as of 5 April 2017. Those
organisations are required to publicly report their gender pay gap metrics on the government
sponsored website with the aim of eliminating the gender pay gap.
Ralph Trustees Ltd is a family-owned group of luxury hotels and apartments located in and around
central London. Each of our establishments has its own individualism and its own sense of style and
all are operated by people with a genuine passion for relaxed luxury service.
Over the past few years we have placed emphasis on driving equality of pay within our business, and
we can report that as of 5th April 2022, our mean gender pay gap stands at 7.0%, favouring males.
This is well below the average gender pay gap reported by the Office for National Statistics which
stands at 15.4% for 2021 [14.9% 2020] for All Employees and is 0.1 percentage points better than
the figure we reported 2021/2. There is a gap of 2.7% for 2022 favouring males in terms of median
pay, which were 0.3% favouring females as reported 2021/2.
Our mean gender pay gap in bonus stands at 48.5% (compared with 0% 2021/22) and median
gender pay gap in bonus stands at 0.6% (compared with 0% 2021/22) both favouring females. In
2022, 1% of both female and male employees received a bonus (no bonuses paid in 2021 due to
Covid-19).
We continue our commitment to driving equal pay across our business, not only through our reward
strategy, but also through our approach to recruiting, training, developing, coaching, promoting and
supporting our teams. We have hired a number of women in more roles in the Upper Quartile and
that is reflected in the increased number of females within the upper quartile of pay. The overall
Total % split between males and females remained equal for 2022 and 2021. The full metrics
including the analysis within each quartile are shown below:
| Gender | Number of Employees (2021) | % Per Quartile | Number of Employees (2022) | % Per Quartile | |
| Upper Quartile | Female/Male | 80/99 | 44.7%/55/3% | 92/107 | 46.2%/53.8% |
| Upper Middle Quartile | Female/Male | 109/72 | 60.2%/39.8% | 102/96 | 51.5%/48.5% |
| Lower Middle Quartile | Female/Male | 100/81 | 55.2%/44/8% | 63/135 | 31.8%/68.2% |
| Lower Quartile | Female/Male | 85/96 | 47%/53% | 141/57 | 71.2%/28.8% |