Workplaces can be much improved when employers recognise both the business and ethical benefits of a diverse and engaged staff. The training EACH provided acknowledged the importance of this and helped employers create an environment where all staff were welcomed and supported.
As a result of our training individuals could perform to the best of their abilities and employers were equipped to meet their legal and moral responsibility.
EACH was regularly invited to speak at conferences, training events and seminars including those convened by the Public Policy Exchange, Westminster Briefing, Criminal Justice System agencies, the Boarding Schools’ Association and Independent Schools’ Association.
As a result of EACH’s training: “Sexual orientation and gender identity matters” employees were more likely to:
- Feel valued, engaged and enthusiastic
- Commit extra time and effort beyond contracted hours
- Have a better attendance record
Having inclusive protections and benefits are keystone practices to attracting and retaining a diverse workforce.
Progressive workplace policies can improve recruitment and retention which is, of course, critical to the success and efficiency of an organisation, agency or company.