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Equality - the council as an employer

We are committed to equality of opportunity in our approach to service delivery, employment and being a community leader.

We are committed to identifying, understanding and eliminating all barriers that prevent access to services, information and employment.

As a community leader and service provider, the council believes that no person should be treated unfairly and is committed to eliminate all forms of discrimination in compliance with our  Equality Policy (PDF) [1MB] , which sets out the council's aims and objectives for equality.

Equality Information and the Equality Duty 2024 (PDF) [369KB]
 

Employment and equal opportunities

Uttlesford District Council aims to attract and employ a diverse workforce. No job applicant, employee, volunteer, agency worker, contractor or Member will be discriminated against unlawfully.

Uttlesford District Council seeks to remove barriers people can experience in employment - we understand that creating equality of opportunity is about individuals and is not the same as treating everyone identically. For example, we make adjustments for disabled job applicants and employees wherever reasonable to do so.
 

Equalities statement

As a provider of services Uttlesford District Council is actively promoting equality and diversity and working to combat discrimination across all strands of diversity: Gender reassignment, age, disability, gender, race, religion/faith, sexual orientation, maternity and civil partnerships.

The council is committed to eliminating discrimination and prejudice, and developing a culture, which values difference, both in employment and service delivery.

Uttlesford District Council welcomes applications for employment from all sectors of the community.

The council has a range of employment policies that ensure that all staff receive equal treatment.