Posted on 22nd June 2016
Do you have employees who may be juggling work with caring for a loved one?
West Sussex County Council is working in partnership with Employers for Carers to help small and medium businesses like yours support and keep hold of the carers in your workforce.
The service provides practical help through a free membership scheme for SME employers across the county and helps local employers support and retain staff who are looking after older, disabled or seriously ill family members or friends.
Our website www.employersforcarers.org allows you to register online (using a unique membership code). Once you have registered online, you gain the following benefits:
Can you afford to lose the people who make your business work?
For more information please contact Sarah Cutler at sarah.cutler@impact-initiatives.org.uk or call 07920 576359.
Many thanks,
Sarah Cutler
Employment Specialist
Workability
Impact Initiatives
Tel: 01903 730044
Impact Workability actively seeks your feedback on our service.
Please contact us with your comments.
"The BHBPA is the most effective and dynamic business organisation I have ever worked with in over 30 years in Local Government. It has a very active and large membership whose points of view are taken seriously by all government structures. Peter Liddell does an excellent job in providing unique and enjoyable networking opportunities where members interact and discuss points of mutual interest. It provides a forum for businesses to discuss common issues, to share experiences and to play a powerful and meaningful role in the Burgess Hill community. The BHBPA provides important and credible support for all its members and ensures that their best interests are represented where necessary. "
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It’s much more than just a networking group, although it is supremely good at that too. BHBPA is inclusive and friendly and acts like a mutual-support society. The events are stimulating, worthwhile and often great fun and I believe most members share this opinion.”"