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Slaughter and May One of the leading law firms in the UK and advise more major UK companies than any other law firm At Slaughter and May, our people are drawn from different backgrounds and have different viewpoints. This diversity of thought is crucial as it means we can deliver the best advice for our clients by collaborating to find innovative solutions. Which is why we aim to attract, recruit, develop and retain a diverse pipeline of talent. It’s about creating an environment where everyone can feel valued, included and able to be themselves. We recognise that mental health issues affect everyone to varying extents throughout their lives. As a firm, we aim to:
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Nottingham Libraries Providing library services to the city of Nottingham. Nottingham Libraries aim to create a working environment where we feel able to talk openly about mental health and receive appropriate support from managers and colleagues. We will also improve our service to library users by providing up to date information about local services and improve staff training and understanding around mental health. Our pledge includes an action plan to deliver ongoing training, events and workshops for library users and staff. |
Carpenter Additive Additive Manufacturing company. We are committed to our employees’ holistic wellbeing – mental health being one strand of this approach. Our education of managers and signposting to all levels of the business will enable us to create a safe, comfortable workplace for all. We will focus on the following:
We believe investing time and effort in promoting wellbeing is essential for the future success of our business and people – our greatest asset. |
MBKB Business management consultancy. We are proud to be pledging our commitment to mental health. MBKB recognise that mental health is just as important as physical health and we are committed to supporting our employees and following through with our mental health vision. |
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Clarke Chapman Group Manufacturing, consultancy and support services for the industry sectors. The Clarke Chapman Group, businesses and divisions, is committed to promoting and supporting positive employee health and wellbeing. To demonstrate our commitment, the Managing Director signed the pledge “time to change”, witnessed by other Senior management and personnel based at our Gateshead manufacturing facility on World Mental Health Day 2019. In doing so, we hope to contribute to removing the stigma that surrounds mental health and avoid discrimination in the workplace. We aim to create an environment where open and honest conversations about mental health are encouraged and employees will know who/where to turn to at work to seek further support and guidance, whilst at the same time knowing they will not be treated any differently in doing so. “Its okay, not to be okay”. |
Rail Delivery Group The Rail Delivery Group (RDG) brings together the companies that run Britain’s railway into a single team. |
Axminster Tools and Machinery Warehouse store stocking specialist tools and machinery. We pledge to ensure that all our staff understand the importance of looking after their mental wellbeing. As a family company it is vital that we protect our staff by addressing mental health at work for those with existing issues, for those at risk and for the workforce as a whole. We believe our workplace should be a place where everyone can be safe, innovative and thrive. |
Carter Jonas Estate agents & property consultants. Carter Jonas have pledged to address the challenges that face our workforce with regards to mental health and wellbeing. By following our seven point action plan, we aim to establish and maintain an environment that supports the mental health and wellbeing of all Carter Jonas people. This includes raising the profile of mental health and wellbeing, to prevent the stigma that continues to surround mental health, and providing equal opportunity for all. |
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Fivium London-based SME offering services in workflow IT products for the public sector. We are committed to providing a workplace free from the stigma surrounding Mental Health. We acknowledge that at times, we may all suffer from poor mental health and as a company we want to provide our employees with support, guidance and encouragement back towards good mental health. We have and will continue to invest time and money into being able to support this statement. Our People Team and Wellness Ambassadors will lead on this with full support from the company Directors - Time for Change, because we care. |
Unity Trust Bank Plc Specialist banking services for trade unions, charities and other organisations that operate in the not-for-profit sector, as well as for-profit businesses. Unity Trust Bank is a commercial bank with a difference. We work with businesses and organisations that create a better society; helping organisations to prosper and contributing to economic, community and environmental change. We are committed to supporting those who suffer from mental health illnesses in the workplace, as well as changing the perception around mental health to back the time to change initiative. Unity Trust Bank has signed the pledge to show our commitment to our employees. We have developed an action plan which includes:
Through these actions we want to promote an open and sympathetic culture where people feel comfortable openly talking about their mental health and line managers understand better how to support their teams. |
CU Social Enterprise CU Social Enterprise CIC is an award winning independent social enterprise, formed in 2014 as a spin-out from Coventry University. As an organization, CU Social Enterprise changes lives by providing opportunities in the community. As an employer, we are committed to improving the lives of its employees. In 2019, the company is taking the Time to Change Employer Pledge, and is also taking part in Thrive at Work Wellbeing program, a commitment that provides criteria and guidelines to help create a workplace that promotes employee health and wellbeing.
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Thanet Primary School An Academy within the Horizon Academy Trust. |
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Oscar Mayer Erith Specialised in making and developing retailer label prepared foods for the top UK grocery retailers. Oscar Mayer Erith senior leadership team and key stakeholders are committed to educate and develop our people, raising awareness and changing attitudes towards mental health in order to create a culture of positive mental wellbeing at work. By educating our staff and developing our managers we want to normalise mental health within the work environment, supporting & encouraging our staff to be open about their experiences. |
Maritime Academy Trust Maritime is a charitable education trust with schools across London and the South East.
The Maritime Academy Trust is committed to ending the stigma and discrimination associated with Mental Health in the work place. The Trust is proud to be working with Mind on the implementation of an action plan which will be key to developing an inclusive and supportive culture where employees feel empowered to talk about their Mental Health. |
TACT TACT (The Adolescent and Children’s Trust) is the UK’s largest fostering and adoption charity and voluntary agency. TACT has signed the Employer Pledge to help eradicate the stigma around mental health, foster good mental health and to create a positive and inclusive culture within the organisation that understands and supports employees living with mental health conditions. |
University Hospitals North Midlands The University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust. The University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust is committed to promoting emotional wellbeing in our workplace. By supporting the Time to Change ethos, we will challenge stigma and discrimination surrounding “mental health”. We will promote a culture of compassion, embed wellbeing in our policies and make information, education and support easily accessible and readily available for everyone. |
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Watford Borough Council & Three Rivers District Council Local Authority. Our aim is to develop and build on our approach to promoting and managing mental health wellbeing across our strong staff base and tackle the stigma that is commonly attached to mental health. We will work to ensure information relating to mental health is accessible to all staff and will run events throughout the year that will acknowledge the various Mental Health related illnesses such as Stress, Anxiety and Depression. We also recognise that spotting the signs of mental health illnesses and channelling opportunities for open communication and non-judgemental listening is the foundation to ensuring individuals who are experiencing a mental health challenge can receive the required help. By challenging conventional thinking that speaking out is not acceptable, Watford Borough Council tackle this issue head on. We will look to invest in supporting out staff through Mental Health First Aiders who will receive accredited training and also create a forum of encouraging employees to have the confidence to speak up. As our approach to mental health will evolve over time we will continuously consider initiatives that can be implemented to further support mental health in the workplace. |
WP Recruitment Recruitment agency. As the Isle of Wight’s longest established and only independent generalist recruitment agency, supplying temporary, contract and permanent staff to all industries WP Recruitment & HR Ltd is committed to raise awareness of and promote positive mental health and inclusion in the workplace to make the Island a better place to work. |
Crossway Scaffolding Scaffolding service. Steve Fearnehough, Managing Director of Crossway Scaffolding feels as an organisation we have a duty to look after the mental health and wellbeing of all our employees and we are very proud to be making the commitment to sign the Time for Change pledge. As a company we will endeavour to:
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Mahoney Contracts Ltd Building contractor. Mahoney Contracts are flexible in our approach to our strategy, keeping it as an ever-evolving document. We aim to continuously involve our workers, as they are the best people to know how their health and wellbeing can be improved. It should not be thought of as a short-term solution, but rather a long-term commitment to supporting employee health and wellbeing. For success, it is absolutely crucial that action is taken, and regular improvements are made. Our main area of focus is creating a culture of openness where workers feel happy, safe and supported. |
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CILEx Regulation Legal regulation for individuals and law firms. We’re committed to removing the stigma associated with mental health in the workplace and ensuring our staff know that it’s ok not to be ok and are aware of all the efforts and initiatives available within the organisation to support them. Our people make our business so its incredibly important to us that they’re provided with all the support they require. |
Suffolk New College Further education college in Ipswich. Suffolk New College have signed the Time to Change pledge because we want everyone to know that we are taking a pro-active approach to educating and raising awareness about mental and emotional health issues, helping to reduce the associated stigma and creating a platform to support all our employees and students. |
YO! Sushi A company that owns, operates, and franchises conveyor belt sushi restaurants. |
Fylde & Wyre CCGs NHS Blackpool and NHS Fylde and Wyre Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) working together to provide the best possible care in the most efficient and cost-effective way. Blackpool and Fylde and Wyre CCGs have made a commitment to sign the Time to Change employer pledge, to raise awareness of mental health and tackle the stigma and discrimination around mental ill-health, both within the CCG workforce and across the wider community. To achieve this, we are:
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Prima Group The Prima Group own and manage over 2700 properties. Prima Group values the contributions of its employees to the organisational goals. We are committed to protecting the health, safety and welfare of our employees and to providing a rewarding working environment where employees feel supported. We take our duty of care to the mental health and well-being of our employees very seriously and we recognise that workplace stress is a health and safety issue and acknowledge the importance of identifying and reducing workplace stressors. |
Acocks Green Primary School Acocks Green Primary School is a thriving, happy, multicultural primary school situated in the heart of Acocks Green village, Birmingham. At Acocks Green Primary School we have been working hard to build a workplace environment where everyone is, very simply, happy. Happiness which equates to fulfilment in our roles, whatever our role is in the school; peace and rest at home and with our families and with our time for relaxation and wellbeing. We know that if any one of our team is not fulfilled and happy it can cause distress and a deterioration of mental health and positive outlook. We talk, we listen and we care. Everyone is valued, everyone is nurtured and everyone is happy. This is our wellbeing motto for the school and we put this at the heart of everything we do. |
Government Digital Service - GDS The Government Digital Service signed the Time to Change Employer Pledge on 21 August 2019. Alison Pritchard, Government Digital Service's Interim Director General signed the Time to Change Employer Pledge on 21 August 2019 on behalf of the GDS Executive Team.
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Chalk + Ward Marketing agency in Exeter Chalk + Ward strongly believe in creating a supportive approach to mental wellbeing that allows our valued team to thrive. We recognise the importance of creating a working environment that promotes conversations and actions to keep mentally heathy. Our commitment to wellbeing has been recognised through two awards. The first is Employer of the Year from Venus Awards for our approach to staff welfare. Our second award was for our wellbeing spaces and initiatives in our office winning Wellbeing Award from Space Awards in Exeter. Our aim is to ensure that we continue to work towards building a stigma free workplace where mental health can be discussed and supported by everyone in our team. |
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Sky Leeds Digital Technology Sky’s Digital & Technology Services Campus focused on software and hardware development. Sky Leeds Digital Technology are fully committed to creating a culture where our people feel that they are supported at work. One of our aims is to show the potential that can be unlocked via a truly diverse workforce where everyone is able to truly be themselves. Part and parcel of this is sustaining an environment where everyone feels able to openly discuss mental health issues with their peers and managers for fear of repercussions and negative perception. Our ambition is to raise awareness and encourage the open discussion of mental health so that at Sky and beyond, stigma and silence are replaced by understanding and acceptance. We will:
Our senior Directors will be committing to signing our pledge at tailored Event. This will showcase their ongoing support and commitment.This will be followed up with videos / pictures and on site posters of our pledge as well as the commitments from all our leadership team to showcase that our business area is fully supporting our goals highlighted through this plan. |
Co-op West Thurrock Food retail business of the consumer co-operative movement in the UK. At Co-op West Thurrock we are dedicated to the mental health of all our colleagues. We pledge to be more understanding and provide more assistance where we can. |
Halton Borough Council Local Authority. Halton Borough Council is dedicated to improving the mental health and wellbeing of its employees and the local community by tackling mental health stigma and discrimination. Halton Borough Council is proud to sign the Time to Change Employer pledge to demonstrate its continued commitment to creating a culture and workforce were mental health is everyone’s business. |
Countrywide Surveying Services Countrywide Surveying Services (CSS) is one of the leading suppliers of valuation panel management services, residential valuations and surveys in the UK. We believe that it is the people in our industry that make it what it is. We are aware that there are periods in our colleague’s lives that they struggle to cope with the pressures of life and it is our responsibility to support them through these periods. We are committed to raising awareness of mental health and general wellbeing within our organisation. We plan to sign our Pledge on World Mental Health Day, 10th October 2018 at our Head Office in Milton Keynes. Leading up to World Mental Health Day we will be hosting events to publicise our Wellbeing strategy and our commitment to removing the stigma that often gets associated to Mental Health. |
Pledged Employers
- Slaughter and May
- Nottingham Libraries
- Carpenter Additive
- MBKB
- Clarke Chapman Group
- Rail Delivery Group
- Axminster Tools and Machinery
- Carter Jonas
- Fivium
- Unity Trust Bank Plc
- CU Social Enterprise
- Thanet Primary School
- Oscar Mayer Erith
- Maritime Academy Trust
- TACT
- University Hospitals North Midlands
- Watford Borough Council & Three Rivers District Council
- WP Recruitment
- Crossway Scaffolding
- Mahoney Contracts Ltd
- CILEx Regulation
- Suffolk New College
- YO! Sushi
- Fylde & Wyre CCGs
- Prima Group
- Acocks Green Primary School
- Government Digital Service - GDS
- Chalk + Ward
- Sky Leeds Digital Technology
- Co-op West Thurrock
- Halton Borough Council
- Countrywide Surveying Services
- Pages