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The Good Business Charter

We are proud to be accredited by the Good Business Charter.

The Good Business Charter (GBC) is a simple accreditation which organisations in the UK can sign up to in recognition of responsible business practices.  The GBC consists of 10 components: 

  • Real living wage
  • Fairer hours and contracts
  • Employee wellbeing
  • Employee representation
  • Diversity and inclusion
  • Environmental responsibility
  • Paying fair tax
  • Customer commitment
  • Ethical sourcing
  • Prompt payment to suppliers

More details for each of these components can be found on their website www.goodbusinesscharter.com.

The Good Business Charter is an initiative of the Good Business Foundation, a charity registered in England and Wales.  The goal of the Good Business Charter is to gain a critical mass of accredited companies of all sizes and from all sectors and work to get the brand widely recognised in the UK for consumers, employees, investors and other stakeholders.

The Good Business Charter’s aim is to create a fairer society by promoting this accreditation scheme through encouraging businesses to pay people a fair wage for a fair day’s work, as well as pay their UK taxes not only in accordance with, but in the spirit of national legislation to ensure that revenue is reinvested back into the country’s education, healthcare, transport and other areas.  This will benefit both current and future employees.

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Maternity access at York Hospital - Saturday 22 February

On Saturday 22 February, 8am-6pm, there will be a temporary change of vehicle access to the maternity unit at York Hospital. Access via entrance 2 will be closed to allow essential works to be completed. 

If you are attending the maternity unit at York on this day, please drive in via the entrance for A&E (marked blue light priority).

The multi-storey car park will not be affected by this change, and any non-urgent visitors should continue to park in this area.