NFU Mutual is one of the inclusive employers that advertise job roles on Evenbreak. We are delighted to share that NFU Mutual has been named a ‘Gallup Exceptional Workplace 2023’ for the 8th year running. The Gallup Awards recognise the most engaged workplace cultures in the world: those organisations that transform their workplaces by putting people at … Continue reading NFU Mutual named as a Gallup Exceptional Workplace 2023
Category: Diversity and Inclusion
Pictured (from left to right): Simon Minty, Diane Lightfoot, Jane Hatton, Dr Nasser Siabi and Jemma Redden Evenbreak won the Disability Smart Inclusive Workplace Experience Award at the Disability Smart Awards 2023 last week. Evenbreak received the Business Disability Forum (BDF) award at a live-streamed ceremony hosted by Freshfields in London and sponsored by Microlink. … Continue reading Evenbreak wins Disability Smart Inclusive Workplace Experience Award
Join us at Naidex, or get in touch to send us your photos We want to hear from you! We know that a picture is worth a thousand words. That's why we're asking disabled candidates to tell us their stories through images at this year's Naidex Expo. We invite candidates to come and take part … Continue reading Take part in Disability Representation Photoshoot!
Evenbreak is proud to be joining Diversity and Ability on the 5th-6th December 2022 for a two-day conference at the Hilton Brighton Metropole: “What Inclusion Looks Like”. As well as exhibiting, Evenbreak Chief Operating Officer, Rachael Salt, will be on a panel discussing the impact of digital passports in education and employment. This inaugural event … Continue reading Join Evenbreak at the Diversity and Ability Conference
Find out how the world-leading marketing and data analytics company, Kantar, gave back to their employees to mark this year's World Mental Health Day. In October, colleagues across Kantar worldwide were given an extra day off work to unwind and focus on their well-being. With the whole company out of the office and clients made … Continue reading Celebrating World Mental Health Day at Kantar
KPMG in Canada is committed to creating a respectful, inclusive, and barrier-free workplace where each individual can bring their whole self to work. A diverse workforce is key to our success and we recognize that workforce inclusion, diversity and equity strengthens our business, enriches our culture, and enables us to deepen relationships with the diverse … Continue reading Diversity and Inclusion at KPMG Canada
At Sanofi, we chase the miracles of science to improve people’s lives. Our people are our greatest asset, and we are very proud to have created a work environment that embraces individuality. We celebrate our differences and applaud imagination and innovation. Why is it important to Sanofi to employ disabled people? It is important to … Continue reading Diversity and Inclusion at Sanofi
At Evenbreak, we're really keen for disabled people to engage in the census, so our voices can be included, and our needs accounted for. Here's what the ONS say: Every ten years, something truly amazing happens across England and Wales. The census, run by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), counts the whole population, gathering … Continue reading Census 2021 is coming
Although our focus is primarily on disability at Evenbreak, we recognise the importance of 'intersectionality'. Disability doesn't discriminate; it affects people of all skin colours, nationalities, genders, sexual orientations, cultures, ages and so on. Our own team reflects our values around diversity and inclusion. We are all disabled (as a social firm, it's a condition … Continue reading Disability Doesn’t Discriminate (and we don’t, either!)
If you read this question and your honest gut response is yes, then you’re not alone. 67% of the British public feel the same way. 21% of 18-34-year-olds admit that they have purposefully avoided talking to a disabled person. They weren’t sure how to communicate with them. The media representation of disabled people doesn’t help. … Continue reading Do you feel uncomfortable talking to disabled people?