diversity & corporate responsibility

We know corporate social responsibility is something you value. We do too. To us, it means being a great place to work, a great partner to work with, supporting our local communities and thinking about the impact we have on the environment through:

• encouraging our people to get involved in the local community – for instance teaming with The Prince’s Trust to improve confidence and skills in young people
• long-standing supplier relationships – that are mutually beneficial with local businesses
• contributing corporate citizen - memberships to Confederation of British Industry, Institute of Directors, Greater Nottingham Partnership Regeneration
• responsible use of resources - dedicated group of ‘green’ champions, filtered water not bottled, saver plugs, movement sensors, reduced paper usage by three tonnes this year, video conferencing and phone meetings
• benefits that really reflect how much we value our people - their wellbeing, financial security and families, for example Tommy’s pregnancy accredited
• taking the development of our people seriously - recognising that our strength stems from our people, reflected in our long standing Investors in People status and industry awards
• commitment to diversity and equal opportunities - proudly publishing our annual diversity stats and receiving a 'positive about disabled people' accreditation.

Browne Jacobson equality and diversity policy
Equality and diversity fact sheet
Our gender pay report 2017