Thank you to Qualifications Wales who signed the charter on 29^th January 2021 providing protection for their 80 employees.

Chief Executive, Philip Blaker, said:
“Commitment to our staff is important to us at Qualifications Wales and I am proud to sign the charter in partnership with our Trade Union to show our continuing support. We have strong values and signing the charter will strengthen these as well as giving our staff the peace of mind at a difficult time and enable them to choose the best course of action for themselves and their families.”

Thank you to Humberside Police who signed the charter on 15^th December 2020 providing protection for their 3,460 employees.

Chief Constable, Lee Freeman, said:
“Our officers and staff help so many people in their times of need, so it’s only right that we do the same for them. Your job should be the last thing on your mind when you’re given a terminal diagnosis, so this commitment is about offering peace of mind for anyone in this situation. "We’re proud to sign up for this Charter which will only strengthen our values as an organisation.”

Thank you to Northamptonshire County Council who signed the charter on 9^th December 2020 providing protection for their 3,206 employees.

Thank you to Kent Fire and Rescue Service who signed the charter on 30^th November 2020 providing protection for their 1,500 employees.

Thank you to Natural Resources Wales who signed the charter on 13^th May 2020 providing protection for their 1,900 employees.

Thank you to Northern Ireland Audit Office who signed the charter on 12^th May 2020 providing protection for their 117 employees.

Thank you to Norfolk Constabulary who signed the charter on 2^nd April 2020 providing protection for their 2,966 employees.

Thank you to Suffolk Constabulary who signed the charter on 2^nd April 2020 providing protection for their 2,196 employees.

Thank you to Hywel Dda University Health Board who signed the charter on 14^th February 2020 providing protection for their 10,000 employees.

Deputy CEO, Dr Phil Kloer, said:
“This is a very positive step forward in supporting our staff when they need it most. We are proud to sign up to this Charter today which will strengthen our values as an organisation and as an employer.”

Thank you to Addysg Oedolion Cymru | Adult Learning Wales who signed the charter on 10^th February 2020 providing protection for their 300 employees.

Chief Executive, Kathryn Robson, said:
“We have a fantastic team of staff, who work tirelessly to help our learners thrive and achieve their goals.  We’re committed to providing help and support to all our staff, and especially during times of distress where we hope to offer some comfort and security, to help relieve unnecessary worries.  The workplace is often an extended family, and we had no hesitation in signing up to the Dying to Work Charter, as any caring family member would do.”