Purpose Boosts Engagement

Each employee has a Personal Development Plan, which is supported by their manager and Learning & Development Manager. This is reviewed by the manager at various touch points through out the year and more formal during the year-end and mid-year appraisals.

Childrensalon have many initiatives to protect the environment, and they are proud that their head office is carbon neutral and runs completely on solar powered energy. They are passionate about recycling and have no desk bins - they only use group recycling bins across the company for paper, plastic and they compost food waste.

Senior Managers mirror the organisations values as leaders. They ensure that these values and expected behaviours are ingrained throughout the organisation, with a section dedicated to this in everyone's Performance Development Review.

Chester Zoo provides a sealed box for anonymous questions. The questions are collated and answers are then provided to all staff via the weekly comms email bulletin, and posted on SharePoint.

Catalyst offer a number of formal and informal opportunities for learning, including eLearning and face to face training. They have embarked on a series of innovation workshops to support creativity in the workplace in support of their desire to be more innovative, including a recent placement with the National Housing Federation's Greenhouse programme which focused on building innovative solutions to existing housing problems.

All employees are offered annual personal development grants. Employees can apply for a grant for personal development activities that are outside of the normal scope of their day to day roles, but help develop valuable skills that can be transferred back to the workplace. They can make an individual application to apply for something they want to do on their own or they can make a mixed-group application if the activity involves several people.

All employees are entitled to a free pass to use the Clubs site network to stay in their Caravan or Motorhome at any of their sites across the UK. This pass is available during their employment and also for a period of time after their employment that reflects the number of years they worked for the Club. There are also a number of Caravans and Motorhomes available for employees to use if they do not own one themselves. Big discounts are also available on the Clubs glamping products and range of cottages across the UK.

The annual performance appraisal process identifies staff's training and development needs. Trainers from corporate partners of the Centre deliver intensive management and generic skill set training to Programme and Project Managers. The Centre introduced a 'One to Watch' award for emerging and upcoming Project Leaders. The winners of this award undertake comprehensive and structured management training, focusing on all Project Management elements.

Before the leadership development programme starts, each manager receives coaching from someone else who has been through the programme. They also choose action learning groups as part of the programme - this is a group of peers getting together regularly to discuss issues/concerns and learn from each other. Their Leader Essentials programme focuses less on leadership behaviour and more on the basics of being a great people manager, such as policies and processes, case studies on how to deal with certain situations etc. This not only ensures everyone is on the same page, but also builds internal relationships so each of their managers have someone else they can go to for advice.The HR team also support, having regular 121's with all managers to coach and mentor them where appropriate, and attending team meetings.

Brainlabs believe that one of the biggest steps for addressing the issue of workplace stress involves tackling the stigma surrounding the effects of stress. They have worked very hard to create an open culture and have had members of the senior team host company-wide talks on how stress has affected their mental health. They have a policy, "Brain Days", whereby employees can take a sick day off work when they feel they're being affected by stress without having to give any more explanation other than telling their manager they need a brain day.

Within the business they offer an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), supported by their Occupational Health provider, this has been a key tool to provide support for their team and also their team leaders. The EAP provides free 24/7 confidential advice to their teams delivered by trained therapists and advisors. They have also launched their new app ‘Health e-hub', provided by their EAP provider which their teams can access for advice on a wide ranges of issues including financial, legal and medical information, relationship advice, housing concerns, alcohol or drug issues, childcare support, stress and anxiety, gambling, bereavement etc.

Within the business they offer an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), supported by their Occupational Health provider, this has been a key tool to provide support for their team and also their team leaders. The EAP provides free 24/7 confidential advice to their teams delivered by trained therapists and advisors. They have also launched their new app ‘Health e-hub', provided by their EAP provider which their teams can access for advice on a wide ranges of issues including financial, legal and medical information, relationship advice, housing concerns, alcohol or drug issues, childcare support, stress and anxiety, gambling, bereavement etc.

BLH have a talent drop-in every week and an open door policy. They have feedback channels and open conversation is core to their culture. They also conduct employee surveys and schedule development meetings.

Along with each employee receiving a £1000 development budget, BLH praise employees for their own personal development achievements in the weekly Monday morning company meeting.

Their senior management team (SLT) prides itself in rolling up their sleeves and getting stuff done, they aim to work in a servant leadership style consistently across the business, putting their teams first and themselves second. Their commitment to the values is clear across the employee experience, they are all involved in the interviewing process regardless of the level of hire, and all of their SLT meet with each new starter to explain their area of the business and how it works. This is also a great way of their new starters getting to know the senior team quickly and breaking down any perception of hierarchy in the organisation.

Their office is open plan and all senior management sit within their Team, this means they have a super transparent way of working and all of their Teams feel close to their member of the SLT. Each one takes responsibility of hosting the Monthly Meeting as they all agree on the importance of regularly communicating with the entire Team. The SLT make a point of being involved in everything they do and throw themselves fully into their team events and socials i.e. everyone in the business was in a Hackday Team (no exceptions) and their COO was working alongside their Customer Delight Associates, Marketing Execs. Often the SLT themselves will take the lead in organising team socials and other ways to care for the whole Team i.e. their Director of Marketing created and hosted the entire Crystal Maze evening.

Management Development programme rolled out to all people Managers in 2018, this is being followed up in 2019 with additional modules focusing on Performance Conversations, Coaching skills and giving feedback. They've placed a special emphasis on getting more comfortable with feedback in 2019, it's a topic that comes up in their SLT meetings as well as feedback from their reviews so they've been really keen to help everyone be more confident with feedback conversations. Managers have already completed one day training on Performance Conversations and will be following up with workshops covering Everyday Feedback and Coaching Skills.The People Team are already thinking about what the next phase of learning is for the Management Team in 2020, they want their Managers to be ready to grow into amazing Leaders.

Each year every employee has £120 to spend towards their development which they call the Personal Development Fund. This can be work related or non work related e.g. gym, driving lessons.

There is a lot of emphasis at Berry on giving back to the local community. Employees have recently took part in the local Salisbury Bubble Rush event with their families in order to raise money for the Salisbury Hospice Charity. The business also sponsors the local football team with a 3-year deal in place to be their main sponsor, the funds from which has helped the Club to stay afloat.

The Leadership Programme at Barton Willmore is designed to support Directors and Associates in their career and personal development. It consists of two courses of away days and action sets. The course involves high quality, high energy, bespoke workshops and an evening meal with Partners to support internal networking, plus a confidential external coaching session based on 360 degree feedback and psychometric profiling.

At Barker Ross they work towards achieving 'Acts of Kindness' and have done many things including handing out sleeping bags to the homeless, to handing out Easter eggs at the local children's hospital and raising money to help with an operation for an ex-employee, their aim is to achieve 30 Acts of Kindness throughout the year.

Their reward and recognition platform, The Globe allows employees to celebrate and share in each other's successes. Through The Globe their people can send e-cards to one another within and across offices. The Globe also tracks employees birthdays and displays company-wide events.

They have also introduced award vouchers through The Globe. At their monthly Company Meetings/Town Halls they have "Angel" award winners for upholding their Audley values. These Angel awards can be redeemed in The Globe for use at various hotels, shopping websites, etc.

Globally and locally, many teams use chat platforms to stay in touch and connected. They have a strong company presence through Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn and encourage all employees to share their travels and stories about life at Audley socially.

Senior managers benefit from external coaches with sessions taking place each month. Other managers or participants in their internal development programme benefit from 6 months of internal coaching upon request.

The Sustainability Group at Assael Architecture helps to maintain the ISO14001 certification achieved in 2016, and push forward greener initiatives, including organising the annual Green Week that engages employees, clients and consultants in tackling environmental issues.

Amido offer free fresh fruit and drinks. They also have lockers in the office, to encourage employees to leave their laptops in them overnight so that they can really take a break from work.

Amido offer free fresh fruit and drinks. They also have lockers in the office, to encourage employees to leave their laptops in them overnight so that they can really take a break from work.

Altro hold celebration events every six months where the whole company gets together. This year, Altro celebrated its 100th anniversary and invited the whole Altro Group, including some overseas office to a party in London to say thank you.

Alfa's Employee Assistance Programme helps employees to run their life a little more smoothly. It can help them in every area of their lives when and where they need it, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. It is also something that is available to immediate family members.

AFG LAW are dedicated to the development of its employees. They provide e-learning, paid time off for study and support for non-work related training/ qualifications to any member of their team.

Advantage have a buddy system whereby each individual has an induction process created to suit their specific roles/requirements. Each team has a buddy and they are charged with creating the induction for the new starter to their team.

The Senior Management Team hold quarterly Town Halls at which they openly brief employees on business performance, Company changes and initiatives, Client developments, and their people experience and call out individual successes for recognition and reward.

Office lighting is managed by PIR sensors, air conditioning is set on timers to automatically switch off out of business hours. They are also currently in the process of renewing their energy purchasing and have requested green energy options.

Each year, the agency choose an inspiring topic. Last year, it was risk taking. Expert speakers bring the theme to life in their own inimitable way. They've included Andrew Diprose from Wired Magazine, Dev Karaca from Kyra TV and Vicky Featherstone from the Royal Court Theatre.

As part of their environmental initiatives, they encourage staff to give back by having in place recycling facilities and energy efficiency initiatives. They also work with local school to raise awareness of engineering, which lead to a new path being built.

Employees are encouraged to recognise colleagues who go above and beyond. Thank You recognition cards are in all communal areas for employees to use. Individuals are also nominated for an award aligned to each corporate value and presented at the annual staff conference.

In 2018, the authority launched Lunch and Learn sessions, floor walks with the senior leadership team, and new values. At the managers' forums and staff conferences, Slido was introduced to make them more engaging. The tool gathered feedback in real time to produce a ‘word cloud'.

Printing is discouraged and a new initiative requires staff to power-down their PCs. The firm have volunteered to pick litter locally and have supported the local Park Run as marshals and timekeepers. They have also collected for the local food bank.

The Flourish programme gives everyone top learning and development, such as WM Brilliant Managers, an industry-leading management-development programme, and WM Coaching, a new coaching scheme. WM Globetrotters is a flagship career mobility scheme for eight Wavemakers to spend three weeks in another office.

Their Workplace Group provides a platform for peer interaction and for managers to share learning and experiences on an ongoing basis. Managers are also supported with Action Learning Groups and continuing support from their own line managers.

Virgin report progress annually in their sustainability report to the Carbon Disclose Project. Sister company Virgin Atlantic are moving to more-sustainable fuel. A supplier policy sets out requirements on human and labour rights, impact on the environment and natural resources, and animal welfare.

Viking aim to be the world's leading cruise line. Their core values are quality and service; passion and innovation; collaboration and support; integrity and openness; and fun and inspiration. These values are integrated into the appraisal process.

They operate an honorarium scheme which allows colleagues to nominate people who they feel have gone above and beyond. The amount awarded is proposed by the employee and agreed by the Leadership Team.

As part of their development programme, they have 360 degree feedback for all managers in the company, and they also have bi-annual reviews for all staff. During these reviews staff are encouraged to give constructive feedback to their managers face-to-face.

In 2018 they launched the UKFast House Cup, a competition comprising of a range of competitions and activities to suit all interests. Winners are awarded points for their house, which are then totalled up and the overall winners are announced at the Christmas party.

Employees are provided with a wellbeing calendar where each month focuses on a topic from mental health to financial wellbeing. All of this is supported by the iWill portal which is a wellbeing resource center which enables employees to access many topics. Each topic is supported by a video, podcast and a series of fact sheets - so there's something for everyone.

All staff complete an annual ‘Contribution Framework' with their line manager, involving setting goals at the start of the financial year, which are reviewed twice yearly. Colleagues complete 360-degree feedback and managers are assessed on their management style and capability.

They have 'Wellbeing Wednesdays' every week where they run a different wellbeing initiative. This could be anything from yoga, meditation to healthy snacks. In addition, employees have access to an assistance line, and CBT is covered by a free health plan.

The performance of all colleagues is assessed twice a year, with the expectation that staff also have a monthly one-to-one meeting with their line manager. All meetings are about improving performance and are part of a series of ongoing conversations throughout the year.

To ensure they're communicating effectively, Together's executive team attend monthly Colleague Communication Forums, present at ‘town halls', host Long Service Awards and lunch with new starters. They also host weekly executive lunches to engage with colleagues from across the business.

Chief Executive Tim has an open door policy, meeting new team members to share the TLG story. Staff pray every morning and the senior team conduct termly staff meetings and visit education centres once a year to engage with the work happening on the ground.

To engage employees in the need to focus on and grow the charity's diversity, they attended diversity training, which helped grow understanding and awareness across difference (especially that of gender, race and ethnicity) and how this can effectively progress the vision and mission of TLG.

The GEMS recognition scheme sees hard work and excellence publicly recognised. Everyone who awards a GEM has to include a reason, showcasing how staff live and breathe the core values in their day-to-day work. To date, 1,754 GEMs have been awarded.

There's an immersive 12-month development programme to help managers realise their leadership potential. It starts with a 360-degree feedback exercise and teaches three intensive modules: Self (Insight), Team (Inspire) and Change (Adapt). Participants also complete a 1,500-word personal self-reflection after each module.

The ONE Group partner with Vivacity, a provider of local fitness and sports facilities, who visits their offices to undertake health and fitness assessments of employees. Other perks include free golf lessons, massage sessions and an annual rounders tournament.

In 2018, for the first time, three people completed an ILM Level 5 in Leadership and Management. Managers are also assessed against specific criteria, such as building morale, being inclusive, and ensuring a healthy, safe and regulatory/legally compliant environment.

They have an Employee Assistance Programme that is available to staff, family and friends. Through this support, practical information and counselling are available, either over the phone or face to face. This covers anything from financial pressures to workplace stress.

The company holds a Summer Sports Day for all staff, during which all sites are closed to allow every team member to attend. An annual 'Los Cincos' trip is offered for all employees who have been with the business for five or more years, as well as a yearly trip away for the managers.

The company seeks to become the world's most ethical and sustainable business, making efforts to enrich biodiversity where they grow their ingredients through regeneration projects. Additionally, the retailer is investing in sustainable packaging and energy efficiency, while staff regularly take part in volunteering events.

Talon Outdoor takes a proactive approach to being environmentally friendly, with a flexible working culture helping to reduce travel times, and firm policies in place for recycling, waste management and energy saving. They also give generously to a number of charity partners, including Family Activity Breaks, Little Havens and Naomi House.

They hosted a month-long wellbeing initiative in October to coincide with National Work-Life Week, Back Care Awareness Week and Bone and Joint Action Week. The following sessions for employees; Desk Snack Hacks, Meal Prepping 101, Ergonomics, Alexander Technique, Chair Massage and Osteopathic.

STEM Healthcare offer an open environment - both in the physical sense of open-plan offices as well as in their communication and culture. To that end they offer the use of pool table, games console, books to read, board games, yoga and mindfulness sessions.

All of the company's offices encourage recycling and uses motion-sensing lights to help minimise energy usage. They also strive to partner with suppliers who can demonstrate strong green credentials, and hold regular fundraising activities in each office to support charitable organisations.

The company promotes a Cycle to Work scheme and encourages employees to recycle, helping to reduce their carbon footprint. They also support the charity group WE with various initiatives, including a ‘Walk for Water' scheme to benefit children in deprived areas.

As an Investors in People Platinum company, Search offers a broad range of training and coaching schemes to help staff grow their skills and confidence. The company also runs a volunteering scheme called One Day to allow workers to broaden their horizons and give back to the community.

SACO's management development programme Eat, Sleep, Lead, Repeat gives managers an opportunity to build bespoke training plans and take part in workshops to learn more about people management and leadership. The firm also has a team leader apprentice programme, which gives apprentices an opportunity to learn about management.

All Sackers employees are eligible for an annual profit-share bonus scheme that rewards staff for the firm's success, without any qualifying criteria. An Instant Award programme is also in place, offering gift vouchers to employees who go above and beyond what is expected of them.

Numerous clubs and activities are organised by staff and funded by the firm, including a book club and film club, as well as various sports groups. The firm also recently installed a small gymnasium that is free for staff to use, and provides guidance and support for people with physical and mental health needs.

The firm encourages staff to pursue business development opportunities in areas of personal interest to them, with one senior associate who is experienced in dealing with children with special educational needs receiving assistance in developing a new practice area in education law.

Staff, interns, apprentices and volunteers have access to over 90 courses for learning and development purposes. There is significant emphasis on learning and development, and flexibility is afforded given to staff to allow them to work flexibly so they can attend courses, programmes and so on.

Their core values are: we work together; we make things better; and we do the right thing. GCE Boris Worrall slept out at Worcester Rugby Club to raise awareness of homelessness, while senior management take part in resident events and get involved in colleague celebrations.

Staff regularly meet as a team and also cross functionally in order to aid communication, collaboration and the harnessing of the collective effort. In addition, employees attend updates, learning and community events together to share learning and, more importantly, have fun together.

RedEye have an ILM-approved manager and development programme and recently launched a pilot leadership programme, Leadership+, to develop personal leadership skills using strengths-based development. Other offerings include a mentorship scheme and a careers week held once a year.

Employees can self-manage any training courses or conferences they are interested in, receiving a training budget of £2,000 per year to spend on conference attendance, seminars, classroom training or channels. Staff then share their learning with colleagues through blogs, brown-bag sessions or presentations at the monthly company meeting.

Popular company initiatives including the FairQuid savings and loan scheme, which helps workers borrow money from a credit union at an affordable rate. They also offer a Christmas Club, which encourages employees to save £10 per month for 12 months, which is then topped up to £180 by Recycling Lives just before Christmas.

People sit with teams but also move around, as changing locations can spark new ideas. They instil trust in people by using technology that allows remote workers to connect and get on with their tasks at home.

Each year team members from across the organisation take on the Dragon's Glen, an entrepreneurial challenge designed to help raise funds for children's charity Children 1st. The team wrote a cookbook that featured recipes from different team members, raising £11,500.

Oktra's managers cultivate a strong culture of communication and collaborative relationships, helping all employees stay updated and feel included. Each quarter, one person is awarded the ‘Team Member of the Quarter' prize of £200 to show recognition and appreciation for their hard work.

OEE Consulting offer monthly sales awards voted for by the whole company, as well as an annual top three ranking of memorable and unique staff contributions moments that are showcased at the Christmas party. Winners receive prizes to show the company's recognition of their efforts.

OEE Consulting offer monthly sales awards voted for by the whole company, as well as an annual top three ranking of memorable and unique staff contributions moments that are showcased at the Christmas party. Winners receive prizes to show the company's recognition of their efforts.

ODEON employees are provided with free fruit, breakout areas and counselling support where necessary, and are also encouraged to undertake charity work and take part in fundraising events. Film screenings are also held before and after work to help the team relax and socialise.

Senior leaders demonstrate the organisation's core values, are visible and take interest in the day-to-day operational model. Chief Executive Will is accessible to all staff and operates an open-door policy. He knows everyone's first names and leads the delivery of Long Service Awards events.

In 2018, they launched the ‘Everyone Home Safe Every Day' safety programme. Although focusing primarily on safety, this has been expanded to cover wellbeing issues too. All meetings now start with a ‘safety share' so staff can share learnings on health, safety and wellbeing.

Northcote believe all of their achievements, such as Hotel of the Year, Mr B winning Hotelier of the Year and retaining their Michelin Star for 23 years are all down to the team and the people making the difference every day.

Last year, Northcote Group raised over £50,000 for Hospitality Action, which offers vital assistance for people who work, or have worked in the hospitality industry and who find themselves in crisis. One way of raising money for the charity included their ‘Obsession' food festival.

Employees are offered the opportunity to meet business mentor Mike Pegg who has spent the past 45 years focusing on the art of encouragement. He guides and supports their employees with challenges and stress they may be dealing with at work or in their personal lives.

Managers can nominate staff for a Merit Award for outstanding work, taking the form of a cash award paid to a member of staff as recognition of the work completed.

NAH's people have an active role in the business - from open and honest conversations with their Chief Executive Officer, to the opportunity to provide ideas and feedback. Based on the business achieving its profit targets, employees can receive an additional two weeks' pay.

NAH introduced mental health first aiders to ensure colleagues have a safe place to discuss mental health issues, including stress, anxiety and depression. Additionally, they have a mental health pack, which helps start conversations between staff and line managers.

The company values form the cornerstone of everything the organisation does. Each employee gets a book outlining the Vision and Values. The CEO is often in the field and very approachable, even taking part in the annual CEO sleepout to raise awareness of homelessness.

Externally, there are a variety of recognised qualifications that can be gained by members of the management team, who are encouraged to attend a diverse range of training, rather than apply a blanket approach and enrol all managers in the same course.

All managers and team leaders are invited to make the most of a range of internal and external training courses on management essentials, such as recruitment and selection, disciplinary and performance management. Further opportunities for development are set to launch in 2019.

To ensure everyone feels part of a team, they host ‘Speed Dating' events - opportunities for staff and volunteers to meet others across the organisation with themed chats in pairs or small groups every six months at all team meetings.

To ensure everyone feels part of a team, they host ‘Speed Dating' events - opportunities for staff and volunteers to meet others across the organisation with themed chats in pairs or small groups every six months at all team meetings.

Manorview Group are passionate about giving back to the communities they serve. They regularly work with A&M Scotland who support children from deprived areas to offer placements to some of the young people in their membership.

The brand's Growing Together process allows for all managers to have performance expectations discussed and agreed. Quarterly check-ins, mid and end year reviews also take place. Aligned with the Growing Together process, and to help evaluate the current performance and potential of retail store management teams.

In January 2017, they greatly improved their benefits package and now offer a one month paid sabbatical for long serving members of staff, which was backdated. As a result, five members of the team took a month off and enjoyed fantastic trips around the world.

All new managers are invited to attend a management course through the British Institute of Recruiters and APSCo. This provides them with fundamental training on management and results with them being awarded a management diploma qualification.

A Green Team reviews environmental policies, and the firm has been carbon neutral for over ten years thanks to smarter lighting, double-sided printing, and auto-turn-off systems. 1% of profits goes to charity, including one that supports emerging playwrights.

Kantar's Manager Toolkit helps senior staff to better understand the key role they play and best practice to achieve the optimum outcome. Their online social media forum also invites team leaders to discuss what they believe makes a good manager.

Managing Director Chris Hancock makes himself available to speak to any individual, an approach he encourages his management team to support. In case some individuals aren't confident in approaching Chris at his desk, each Friday he takes a walk around the contact centre floor to speak with employees.

Jenny McLean, itison's sales director, rose through the ranks at lightning speed and became one of Scotland's youngest ever company directors when she was promoted - proof that age is no barrier to advancement with itison.

Intermarketing run a TAP academy, which was designed to upskill employees who have worked in the agency sector for less than five years to develop their careers for the future by broadening their exposure to all aspects of agency life.

Inspired Outsourcing have raised more than £35,000 for various charity partners through a number of self-organised events and initiatives including collecting money at local shopping centres, sponsored walks, zip wire challenges and baking competitions.

They sponsor employees to undertake formal qualifications each year that will develop them in their roles. They also provide qualification loans for those who wish to study qualifications outside of their work remit. In-house training such as safeguarding sessions are also available.

As part of the transformation agenda, spending on learning and development is at least 1% of turnover. There's a robust Leadership Development Programme and a Customers First programme designed to help staff understand the customer perspective and their responses.

They have held two main events over the last 12 months, one being Race the Plane and the other being Heathrow's midnight marathon. Their efforts helped to raise more than £100,000 for charitable causes and included participants from all departments across the airport.

They have held two main events over the last 12 months, one being Race the Plane and the other being Heathrow's midnight marathon. Their efforts helped to raise more than £100,000 for charitable causes and included participants from all departments across the airport.

Each manager nominates employees from their department for a merit award each year. These are people who've gone the extra mile, for example staff who took on additional responsibilities or whose roles were extended. In 2018, this equated to a 7.5% salary increase.

As part of their efforts to improve the business's carbon footprint, Haslers created an in-house Green Team, who come up with and action initiatives across the company. These have included a car sharing scheme, paperless systems and electric car charging points.

Their management development programme caters for new managers and seasoned leaders alike, and includes a variety of programmes that provide managers with everything they need to succeed in their role.

They pride themselves on being 'lawyers you'll enjoy working with', which sets the tone for the firm's approach to workplace stress, as great client service can't be delivered when stressed. Regular meetings help to identify potentially stressful situations linked to workload.

In May 2018, their meeting centre was awarded the Green Tourism Bronze accreditation. To achieve this they use Fairtrade beverage products as well as Rainforest Alliance certified coffee. They also supply their visitors with 100% wooden biodegradable cutlery and cups.

Every day, 619 children and young people arrive at GOSH. Core principles of the charity are: respect, enterprising, collaborative, accountable and passionate. Staff can visit the hospital to see the mission in action and volunteer. Employees are also asked during appraisals how they have lived these values.

Every day, 619 children and young people arrive at GOSH. Core principles of the charity are: respect, enterprising, collaborative, accountable and passionate. Staff can visit the hospital to see the mission in action and volunteer. Employees are also asked during appraisals how they have lived these values.