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Everyone shall have an equal opportunity for employment and advancement based on ability, necessary qualifications and fitness for work irrespective of sex, age, marital status, civil partnership, sexual orientation, colour, race, creed, religion or national or ethnic origin. To monitor our effectiveness in this area, we ask all applicants and members to complete an equal opportunities form as part of the recruitment process.
We give full and fair consideration to all applications for employment from disabled persons, having regard to particular aptitudes and abilities, and continuing where possible the employment of staff who become disabled.
We have a grievance procedure for complaints about discriminatory conduct, and a harassment policy for any complaints related to sexual or racial harassment. We want our members to feel able to raise such grievances without fear of penalty, unless it’s untrue or made in bad faith.
We are committed to recruiting women, students, those with disabilities and other historically under-represented groups. We ensure that all organisational policies, pay, hours of work, training, performance review schemes, disciplinary or other procedures and benefits are designed to promote equal opportunity and provide protection for all members.
We have a Women’s and a Capability network where we encourage our members to support and learn from each other and from people outside the organisation. CGI is committed to being a disability confident organisation.
“CGI let’s you be yourself and feel comfortable in bringing your whole self to work. We offer flexibility, understanding and it’s a great fun place to be.”