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Diversity & Inclusion statement
Diversity & Inclusion
Sellick Partnership is an APSCo Member Committed to Diversity, which means we have successfully demonstrated our commitment to encouraging diversity in recruitment. APSCo’s Diversity Commitment is a public promise by its members to take measurable steps to improve diversity within their organisation and within the recruitment industry.
Visit our dedicated D&I section to find out more.
Policy Statement
Sellick Partnership is committed to supporting the principle of equal opportunities, and opposes all forms of unlawful or unfair discrimination on the grounds of any Protected Characteristic (PC) including sex; race (including colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin); religion or belief; age; disability; marital status and civil partnership; sexual orientation; gender reassignment; pregnancy and maternity.
This policy covers vacancy advertising, recruitment and selection, training, promotion and conditions of service and is compliant with the following legislation:
- The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974
- The Local Government Act 1988 and 1999
- Special Educational Needs & Disabilities Act (SENDA) 2001
- Racial & Religious Hatred Act 2006
- The Work & Families Act 2006
- Equality Act 2010
Our D&I aim
The Company's aim is to create an environment that encourages and values diversity within its workforce and builds on the differences individuals bring, enabling the Company’s continued success. We aim to draw upon the widest possible range of views and experiences in order to meet the changing needs of our staff, clients, partners, candidates, contractors and temporary workers.
We seek to promote diversity and to respond to the needs of all individuals in a fair and equitable manner, whilst observing our commitment and responsibility to current legislation.
To achieve this, we will:
Social responsibility
Fulfil our social responsibility towards our employees, candidates, contractors, temporary workers and the communities in which we operate.
Legal obligations
Recognise all of our legal obligations with particular reference to those acts and directives detailed previously.
Accessible opportunities
Make all opportunities (advertising, interview/selection processes, promotion, training) as accessible as possible to under-represented groups.
Conduct monitoring
Conduct monitoring and to ensure processes are fair, equitable and accessible and to identify any significant under-representation.
Representative workforce
Endeavour to attain a workforce that is representative of the communities from which it is drawn to secure the widest possible pool of talent.
Talented employees
Recruit, train and promote the best person for the job and to make full use of the talents and resources of all our employees.
Inclusive environment
Create a working environment free from unlawful discrimination, victimisation and harassment for employees, clients, partners, candidates, contract and temp workers.
Compliant criteria
Periodically review our selection criteria and procedures to ensure that they remain compliant and maintain a system that ensures fairness.
Distribute procedures
Distribute and publicise our full D&I Policy and procedures throughout the company to employees and to clients, partners, visitors, candidates, contract and temp workers.
Equal opportunities
Provide facilities and opportunities for those who have been treated inequitably within the scope of our policy to raise the matter through the appropriate grievance or complaints procedure.
Taking action
Log all reported instances of harassment and take action to mitigate and minimise harassment and victimisation wherever possible.
Full understanding
Ensure that employees understand that breaches of this policy will not be tolerated and may lead to disciplinary proceedings.
Our Diversity & Inclusion Policy covers the following:
- A detailed definition and explanation of the different types of discrimination, harassment & victimisation.
- Occupational requirement.
- Procedures relating to pre-Employment Health Questionnaires.
- Procedures relating to disabled persons, age discrimination, gender reassignment and part time workers.
- Procedures relating to harassment.
- Monitoring & positive action.
- Maintenance of personnel records.
- How to make a complaint relating to discrimination or harassment.
Monitoring and Review
Our policy will be reviewed regularly and may be altered from time to time in light of legislative changes or other prevailing circumstances
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