Fair Work First practices are incorporated into GAMH’s relationships with our workforce and any suppliers and agencies we contract. This is what it looks like in practice:
Accreditations and recognition: GAMH is proud to have achieved Investors in People Gold status [ext], demonstrating our commitment to an inclusive, supportive and engaged workplace. We’ve also been recognised with awards for our approach to employee Health and Wellbeing and as an exemplar Fair Work Employer by the Scottish Government.
Active employment outreach: GAMH proactively encourages job applications from individuals with disabilities. We also work to support volunteers to transition into employment with us and have helped multiple individuals make the move into paid roles.
Providing opportunities: Across the organisation, we have in place Workforce development pathways and champion internal promotions. GAMH is also an SQQ-accredited Learning Centre.
Respecting our workforce: GAMH applies Dignity-at-work and equality policies. Employees also have access to a confidential employee counselling service and occupational health support. We are also proud to have achieved Disability Confident status.
Giving employees an effective voice: To support two-way dialogue between our workforce and management, GAMH recognises UNISON within the workplace. We also have colleague participation policies in place and undertake regular workforce engagement forums.
Job security: As an employer, GAMH is committed to paying the real Living Wage and to no inappropriate use of zero-hours contracts. We also provide a comprehensive range of employment benefits – like paid parental leave and annual inflationary increases – which are covered in the Work with us section of the website.
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