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CSR Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy stems naturally from our core values – and we are passionate about how our business can make a real, positive difference to the environment around us. Since our formation in 2002 we have worked with local and national charities, raising funds and supporting causes very close to our heart. As a business we are fully aware of the benefits that come with a well planned and executed CSR strategy, but we also want to show that we genuinely care about helping people – and we want our CSR strategy to demonstrate this. We help people find their dream career every day, but also recognise that it is equally as important to help others and support the communities where we work. We enjoy helping others and feel a great sense of pride when our people come together and help us celebrate and support worthwhile causes throughout the UK.Our CSR strategyOur CSR strategy is set out to ensure that we have guidelines in place for our internal and external activities, and incorporates our charity work, our dedication to personal development within the company and our promise to minimise our impact on the environment. Our CSR Committee – made up Sellick Partnership employees from all across the UK – governs our CSR activities and works closely with our Board of Directors to ensure our CSR activities are representative of us as a business and make a real difference across the UK.From our various sporting events and fundraising activities, to our commitment to spending time supporting the causes closest to us, we ensure that each employee at Sellick Partnership has the opportunity to give back in some way.To find out more about our current CSR initiatives please visit the dedicated CSR section of our website. Alternatively you can contact our CSR Committee directly by emailing csrcommittee@sellickpartnership.co.uk.Our commitment to diversity and inclusionWe are also committed to being the most inclusive employer and recruitment partner we can be and have appointed a team of Diversity Champions for this. As a business we know first-hand the benefits of having a diverse workforce and try to ensure we are championing equality and diversity practices at every step.Our Diversity Champions work closely with our Board of Directors and the senior management team to ensure we are delivering a diversity strategy that includes, but is not limited to age, gender, ethnicity, disability, and sexual orientation. Our diversity initiatives and strategies are designed to attract, develop, and advance the most talented individuals both internally and across our specialist areas. We provide our people with the training and tools they need to help increase their awareness and understanding of differences and why they matter, so their actions can contribute to our inclusive and high-performing workplace culture.In today’s society, it is important that recruitment processes do not judge on anything but merit alone and nobody should be penalised on any diverse traits such as the colour of their skin, sexual preference or gender. We work closely with our clients and candidates to try and tackle this within the sectors that we work and regularly comment on issues of diversity to try and raise important issues that still need to be addressed.To find out more about what our Diversity Champions are doing you can email them directly on diversitychampions@sellickpartnership.co.uk.

Since first establishing in 2002, giving back to the community has always been a priority of Sellick Partnership. Across the UK we work with a wide range of regional and national charities and we encourage all of our staff to get involved as much as possible.Each year, we encourage our people to participate in a volunteer day where they can devote their time to helping to support a great cause within their local community.Our chosen charities for 2019/20 are:me&dee - this Derby based charity provides holidays for adults and children facing life threatening and life shortening conditions. The charity was formed to create special moments and memories to ensure both children and adults share distinctive experiences when time is precious. Find out more about me&dee on their website.The Lord's Taverners - this is the UK's leading youth cricket and disability sports charity that is dedicated to giving disadvantaged and disabled young people a sporting chance. Find out more about The Lord's Taverners on their website. St Ann's Hospice - named as one of the oldest hospices in the country, St Ann's Hospice cares for and helps around 3,000 patients and their families and carers every year who are affected by life-limiting illnesses. The hospice delivers care that is special and unique to each individual person, free of charge. Visit their website for more information.Once Upon a Smile - was founded in Manchester in 2011 by Daniel Jillings and Danny Miller to provide emotional and practical support to bereaved families after it became apparent that there was a lack of support for families after the death of a loved one.Alder Hey Children's Charity - ​this Liverpool based charity helps to fund a range of activities and projects that are designed to enhance and improve the lives of young patients. This includes the funding of specialist medical equipment to ensure their surgeons and clinical staff have the most up-to-date and cutting edge technology available and funding hi-tech distraction equipment designed and proven to reduce pain and anxiety in patients. If U Care Share - this Newcastle based charity was founded in 2005 with the goal of saving lives, supporting communities and preventing suicide. If U Care Share became a registered charity in 2011and aligning with their goal have three main aims: prevention, intervention and support of those bereaved by suicide. Anxious Minds - this amazing cause was founded in Newcastle in 2015 to help improve the mental well-being of people living in the North East. Their mission is to provide first-class support and education to individuals to help them manage and recover from mental health issues, specialising in anxiety and depression.The Great North Children's Hospital - is a referral centre in Newcastle. The hospital is managed by the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and is a teaching hospital for the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and is one of only 14 such children's hospitals of its kind in the United Kingdom.Leeds Children's Charity - this Leeds based charity works alongside Lineham Farm Children’s Centre to ensure that young people in need are supported. Leeds Children’s Charity creates happy childhood memories for the neediest of families, with fun-filled, week long breaks.Treetops Hospice Care - Treetops Hospice in Derby provides nursing care and emotional support for adults and their families in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.              

Sellick Partnership actively supports the community through a number of sporting initiatives, including two established football leagues, a cricket league and a range of events throughout the UK. These events provide professionals with the chance to network and build relationships, all whilst enjoying the benefits of exercise!The funds raised from our sporting events go to national and local charities such as St Ann’s Hospice, me&dee and The Lord’s Taverners, all of which Sellick Partnership has worked with for a number of years and have built strong relationships with.Manchester Professionals’ Cricket League (MPCL)Established in 2009 by Managing Director Jo Sellick, the Manchester Professionals’ Cricket League (MPCL) has now become a frequent fixture in the social calendar of professionals based in the area, providing them with an informal and fun platform to network.We have forged an excellent relationship with The Lord’s Taverners cricket charity, which aims to enhance the lives of children with disabilities to participate in the sport. Having raised in excess of £20,000 for the charity, Jo Sellick was elected to the The Lord’s Taverners Committee in 2012. Funds raised from the MPCL also go towards St Ann’s Hospice, another charity with whom Sellick Partnership have developed a strong bond with over the years.With games played from May to July culminating in our Finals day, the league has inspired individuals from over 50 firms to participate and continues to grow in popularity. If you would like to be involved in the league this year, please contact us.​MPCL Charity Awards Lunch Each year the league closes with a Charity Awards Lunch – a delicious three course meal and awards ceremony which is held at the fabulous Lowry Hotel each year. This exciting event provides the opportunity for us to raise as much money as possible for the MPCL chosen charities, The Lord’s Taverners and St Ann’s Hospice.Each year, this event sees over 250 delegates from a variety of different companies come together for a day of networking and the chance to relax in an informal environment with their team, colleagues and other businesses from across Greater Manchester. We officially present the trophies to the winning teams, run a charity auction, and hear from some fantastic guest speakers. In the past we have heard from people such as Matthew Hoggard MBE, Bill Beaumont CBE, Geoff Miller OBE and Paul Allott. In 2019 for our 10th anniversary, we were delighted to welcome David ‘Bumble’ Lloyd and Paul Allott as guest speakers at the event.To find out more information on attending the lunch, please email marketing@sellickpartnership.co.uk and join the MPCL LinkedIn Group to keep up-to-date.                                 Midlands five-a-side Charity Football Tournament In addition to our two ongoing leagues, we also arrange an annual one-day football tournament for professionals based in the Midlands. me&dee are an award-winning Midlands charity who organise holidays and trips away for individuals with life-limiting and life-threatening illnesses. Over the years, the Midlands Charity Football Tournament has gone from strength-to-strength, hosting approximately 25 teams year-on-year, and we would love for you to be involved in our next event. Teams are invited to join with a £120+VAT entry fee and proceeds will be donated to me&dee. The afternoon includes a buffet, a raffle with prizes donated from local businesses and an awards ceremony with prizes for the winning teams.The day is always fun-filled and we always expect a high level of competitiveness on the pitch. For further information or to book your place, please get in touch by calling 0161 834 1642 or email marketing@sellickpartnership.co.uk.                               Manchester Professionals' Football League (MPFL)The Manchester Professionals’ Football League (MPFL) is a five-a-side tournament that Sellick Partnership have been proud to run since 2011. With over 24 teams taking part each year from organisations across the city, the MPFL’s aim is to bring professionals together to network and socialise in a fun, active and competitive setting. Proceeds raised from the league are donated towards St Ann’s Hospice, Greater Manchester’s largest hospice catering for over 3,000 patients and their affected family members.   Here at Sellick Partnership, we actively encourage our people to be involved in all our charitable efforts; whether it is organising a bake sale or running a marathon, there is always something for everyone to get involved in to raise those all-important funds.For more information about our sports tournaments and upcoming events, please contact the Marketing team on 0161 834 1642 or email marketing@sellickpartnership.co.uk.                                   

Our CSR Committee Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is vitally important to us and we firmly believe that every employee should be able to have their input in the charities, causes and initiatives that we support. That is why we have appointed a CSR Committee who lead and champion our CSR strategy and initiatives on a daily basis. The elected volunteers that make up our Committee are all truly passionate about all aspects of CSR including fundraising, the environment and our sustainable development and are championing this across the business.As a responsible recruitment specialist, we are very aware of the communities in which we work, and have always been committed to assisting when and where we can. By appointing a formal Committee we have been able to streamline our process and ensure the CSR activities we are involved in have a positive impact across all of our regional offices. Our CSR Committee are responsible for choosing our companywide and regional charities, organising fundraising activities, contributing to our sustainable development and deciding on what we should be focusing on as a business to ensure we are helping the maximum number of people and causes that we can.So far this year, our CSR Committee has organised a companywide Step up Challenge, encouraging our people to get active, a number of fundraising events including Denim for Dementia and our weekly flower raffle. Each member of the business has also been given a half day paid annual leave to support a charity or cause of their choice.For more information on our current CSR projects please visit our dedicated web page, or alternatively you can email our CSR Committee directly by emailing csrcommittee@sellickpartnership.co.uk