Catch our chief executive @MsNFinlayson talking all things justice, women, and work, on today's episode of @exceptionals_uk' podcast
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New Podcast Episode π
This episode features guest speaker Natasha Finlayson of @WorkingChance, and celebrates the exceptional outcomes they achieve for both women looking for work and employers with live vacancies.Β π
Listen on Apple Podcasts β‘ https://t.co/H5UHgJ4wKt
Need some Monday Motivation? π
Listen to our new podcast celebrating prison leaver employment! π‘
Live on Apple Podcasts π> https://t.co/LZ1EMjMNS3
Spotlight Employer: @LinkedInUK
#mondaymotivation#mondaythoughts#podcast#employment
Exceptional Voices is a new podcast celebrating prison leaver employment. π
Featured employers include:Β @LinkedInUK, @theCOOKkitchen, @fatbeehive, @Pret & @PretFoundation π
Listen to the first two episodes on Apple Podcasts > https://t.co/LZ1EMjMNS3
βAs a global platform leading the way weβre having conversations as professionals, we encourage businesses to talk about diversity & inclusion from a prison leaver perspective & to inspire other companies to do the same.β
-Zara Easton, Head of Brand Marketing, @LinkedInUK
For National Inclusion Week 2022, The Exceptionals presents a live panel discussion on workplace diversity from a prison leaver perspective at The Conduit on 26th September.
Employers encouraged to attend!
See Eventbrite link below to registerβ¬οΈ
https://t.co/EAHenIPpUN
A year after Employment Advisory Boards were established - linking business bosses to prisons to provide advice on jobs skills - the number of former offenders in work 6 weeks after release has increased by nearly half reports @MoJGovUK
https://t.co/ULwm6EI6XZ
@redemptionroast believes there is always a job for a good barista or roaster, proving specialty coffee can come from places & people you wouldnβt expect.
It was fab to catch up with the team at the London Coffee Festival, as they have been supporters of our campaign since 2017.
Half of respondents to a YouGov survey said that they would not consider employing an offender or ex-offender.
We need to change perceptions.
People with convictions are often highly motivated to work hard and move on from their conviction.
#bringhope
ICYMI: Great blog from Andrea Coomber of @TheHowardLeague on the ongoing impact of the pandemic on people who live and work in prisons, including on mental health, and the protective role of meaningful relationships https://t.co/w0IHb2BibE
π»Switchback new podcast, Time & Again, is being featured on @BBCRadioLondon with @EddieNestorMBE in a few minutes - tune in now π
https://t.co/vwoYiL8wvv
Employment hub update! In the next 2 weeks we have 11 prisoners starting paid employment placements with multinational companies! 5 of the placements are supported by @Tempus_novo#rehabilitation
"The re-offending rate for young people in the 18-25 age bracket is 38.4% (MOJ, Oct, 2020). We believe that by tackling digital poverty among this cohort we can help people get back on their feet and move forwards." @DigiPovAlliance π»
https://t.co/mrSeGUTVig
#employment#tech
1.19 million people were convicted in England and Wales in the year ending September 2020.
Of these convictions, 50% were for motoring offences, 7% resulted in a prison sentence, and 77% resulted in a fine.
And yet, 50% of employers would reject someone with a conviction.