Single Equalities Scheme
Worcestershire County Council introduced its first Single
Equalities Scheme (SES) in 2009. The Scheme outlines in a
single document how we will promote equality of opportunity for
all, and eliminate any form of discrimination. We will do this by
ensuring that equality and diversity are mainstreamed into all our
work.
The SES replaces and builds on our three previous equality
schemes which have focused on race, disability and gender, to
provide a more consistent approach to the ways in which we meet the
differing needs of our staff and our communities.
By adopting a SES, we acknowledge that people's identity and
needs are not defined by their race, age, gender, religion or
belief, disability or sexual orientation alone, and that
discrimination, harassment and prejudice do not always occur only
in isolated cases, and result from a single aspect of the
differences between people.
Download the Scheme
To view or download our Single Equalities Scheme, please follow
the appropriate link below:
Single
Equalities Scheme 2009-2012 (full version)
(1.4MB)
Single
Equalities Scheme 2009-2012 (executive summary and action
plan)
(170KB)
Single
Equalities Scheme 2009-2012 (easy-read
version)
(604KB)
If you require any further information about our Single
Equalities Scheme, please contact the Corporate Equality &
Diversity team on 01905 766225 or by email at
E&D@worcestershire.gov.uk.
This page was last reviewed 21 November 2011 at 12:17.
The page is next due for review 19 May 2013.