Thank you to City of Bristol College who signed the charter on 6^th December 2024 providing protection for their 865 employees.

Principal and Chief Executive Officer, Julia Gray, said:
“The mental health and wellbeing of colleagues at City of Bristol College is at the centre of our people-first culture. I am pleased to have signed the Dying to Work Charter to confirm the commitment to protect and support colleagues and their families during any terminal illness they may face. We have had an informal arrangement in place to support employees with a terminal illness for a number of years now, and by officially signing this Charter, it ensures those effected will continue to be supported during a difficult time. I am proud to support this campaign.”

Thank you to Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust who signed the charter on 26^th November 2024 providing protection for their 610 employees.

CEO of LAAT, Jackie Waters-Dewhurst, said:
“At LAAT, our people are at the heart of everything we do. Signing the Dying to Work Charter reflects our ongoing promise to support and protect our employees, especially during the most challenging times of their lives. It is another way of putting our vision into practice. We proudly stand alongside other forward-thinking employers in making this pledge.”

Thank you to Barworks who signed the charter on 7^th November 2024 providing protection for their 250 employees.

Head of Operations & People Management, Tanja Sonja Schoenberger, said:
“I believe we carry a social responsibility as an employer to go above and beyond when it comes to supporting our people. Terminal Illness is hard enough to deal with without having to worry about anything in relation to your workplace. Similarly to other aspects of human life, we want to make sure everyone who works with us is understood, given a platform, opportunities, an open ear and support.”

Thank you to Welsh Senedd Commission who signed the charter on 10^th July 2024 providing protection for their 506 employees.

Chief Executive Officer, Manon Antoniazzi, said:
“I am pleased to have signed the Dying to Work Charter on behalf of Senedd Cymru to confirm our commitment to protect and support staff during any terminal illness. “At a time of crisis in people’s lives, the last thing we want is for them to worry about work.”

Thank you to St Helena who signed the charter on 1^st March 2024 providing protection for their 365 employees.

Chief Executive , Mark Jarman-Howe, said:
“As an organisation dedicated to helping local people facing incurable illness, we are all too aware of the impact a diagnosis of life limiting illness has on people, not only in their daily lives but in the workplace too. “I am delighted we have signed up to the Dying to Work Charter and we are committed to ensuring that we demonstrate the same compassion, dignity and choice to our staff, as we do the thousands of people we support each year across north east Essex. “No-one facing incurable illness should have to endure unnecessary emotional stress and uncertainty because of fears they could lose their job. Signing the charter is a simple but important step for employers to take in preventing this. As part of our Compassionate Communities work, I would urge all employers to join us.”

Thank you to Cambridgeshire Fire & Rescue Service who signed the charter on 16^th January 2024 providing protection for their 624 employees.

Deputy Chief Executive, Matthew Warren, said:
“The mental health and wellbeing of our staff is always at the forefront of our minds. We do our best to offer a wide variety of support for our colleagues and their families. We’ve signed the Dying to Work charter to show how they will continue to be supported should they have the tragic diagnosis of a terminal illness.” Assistant Chief Fire Officer, Jon Anderson, added:
“We have always supported our staff that have had to deal with a serious illness diagnosis, so signing the charter is something we are very keen to do to encourage other organisations to show their commitment to staff wellbeing.”

Thank you to City Building who signed the charter on 7^th November 2023 providing protection for their 2,000 employees.

Executive Director at City Building, Alan Burns, said:
“As a Fair Work employer we have a very positive relationship with our staff and trade union partners and are continually looking for ways to better support our staff. We have had an arrangement in place to support employees with a terminal illness for a number of years now and officially signing this Charter ensures staff will continue to be protected and supported during any terminal illness and we are proud to be a leading organisation in this campaign.”

Thank you to Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust who signed the charter on 9^th August 2023 providing protection for their 15,021 employees.

Branch Chair of UNISON Liverpool Hospitals Health Branch, Joe Baldwin, said:
“I am delighted my Trust has signed up to this very important Charter. This commits them to give terminally ill members a range of options and support should they decide to continue to work.”

Thank you to The Wrekin Housing Group who signed the charter on 14^th July 2023 providing protection for their 1,200 employees.

Chief Executive of The Wrekin Housing Group, Wayne Gethings, said:
“Wrekin’s most valued asset is its staff and we are committed to supporting our colleagues and their families in whatever way we can. “We are proud to be a signatory of the Dying to Work Charter. I am really pleased that by working with the unions, we are able to demonstrate our commitment to providing support, security and understanding to terminally ill colleagues. We believe that everyone matters and this 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 West Yorkshire Police who signed the charter on 3^rd July 2023 providing protection for their 10,789 employees.

Chief Constable, John Robins, said:
“West Yorkshire Police stands united in our commitment to fostering a culture of compassion and respect, where the rights and well-being of every employee are upheld, even in the face of adversity. I sign this charter to support and safeguard those with terminal illnesses and together, we embrace empathy, understanding, and unwavering support, ensuring that no one walks this journey alone.”