ITV2 released its 2025 Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement detailing comprehensive measures to prevent modern slavery and address labour rights issues. The document outlines robust initiatives such as ensuring Living Wage compliance, enhanced supplier due diligence, extensive employee and freelancer training, and improved grievance mechanisms to support worker rights and ethical supply chain practices.

ITV2’s parent company, ITV plc, released its 2025 Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement outlining robust measures to prevent modern slavery and promote fair labor practices in its operations and supply chains. The statement details improved due diligence processes, enhanced supplier oversight, Living Wage commitments, and extensive employee training to support human rights and ethical business practices.

ITV is exploring the option of accepting paid political advertisements on its ITVX streaming service during the upcoming general election. The move leverages a legal loophole in broadcasting laws, potentially opening the door to a monetized political message environment that may undermine the integrity and neutrality traditionally associated with public service broadcasters.

In its March 2024 modern slavery statement, ITV detailed extensive measures to mitigate labor exploitation and modern slavery risks. The statement outlines enhanced due diligence of suppliers, reinforced living wage commitments, and robust frameworks for monitoring labor practices across its operations and supply chains.

ITV2, as part of the ITV plc Group, released its Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement in February 2023. The statement outlines extensive measures to identify, address, and prevent modern slavery risks in ITV’s operations and supply chains. It details policies, due diligence processes, mandatory training on labor rights, and strong supplier engagement protocols aimed at ensuring ethical labor practices and safeguarding vulnerable workers.