London Met is proud to be one of the most diverse, socially inclusive and transformative universities in the UK. Addressing inequality and social justice sits at the heart of our mission. Ensuring an inclusive culture is the responsibility of all members of our community.
At London Met this means:
Meeting relevant Equality Charter Mark standards
Meeting standards such Athena SWAN, the Race Equality Charter, Stonewall and Disability Confident to facilitate diversity in our staff community will ensure everyone at London Met is valued and included.
Sector leading (and beyond) people policy development
Which embeds EDI within our recruitment, pay and reward, progression and development, research, enterprise and teaching activities.
Ensuring our community is protected from bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct
We will make clear in policy, guidance and communication the right to disclose unacceptable behaviour experienced while working, studying or participating in activities at the University.
Partnership working with recognised unions and staff networks
Ensure that the diverse perspectives of the University community feed and influence our decision-making.
A coaching culture
We will equip our people with coaching skills to cultivate active listening and inclusive behaviours.
Enhancing Access
We proactively seek through our strategies and action plans to tackle systemic barriers and replace them with structural and cultural change.
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Our five priority areas
- Health and wellbeing
- Inclusive culture, behaviour and values
- Attracting and growing talent
- Enabling talent and excellent performance
- Reward and recognition