BTSR guidebook ~ Equal opportunities returns

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Strand 1: Motivate
Segment 1.1: Commitment
Level B: Medium provision

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Within our organisation there is a high level of commitment to and understanding of why an inclusive workplace, with improved opportunities for everyone, is important and how it can help us achieve business success. Our employees know what they can, and should, do to help us achieve this.

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What provision at this level looks like and feels like

In addition to the Hallmarks at Base provision…

Policy

Often organisations expand on a general policy statement of commitment to creating an inclusive workplace to also state the roles, responsibilities and expectations of employees in supporting this commitment

Senior decision-makers

Senior decision-makers discuss the implications of equality and diversity and of creating an inclusive workplace for their organisation. There is a good understanding of what the key issues are for the organisation in terms of race, gender and disability within their workforce. They have begun to develop a shared understanding of why creating an inclusive workplace is important to the organisation.

The factors motivating action and creating commitment might be linked to, for example:

  • attracting & retaining the best talent
  • more effectively meeting customer needs
  • promoting innovation & creativity
  • meeting legal requirements.

Managers and all staff

Having established how creating an inclusive workplace can support business success, the commitment, vision, strategy and goals are communicated throughout the organisation.

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