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Proud to Be a Disability Confident Employer

Proud to Be a Disability Confident Employer

Georgina Peacock |

At Merlin Industrial Products, we believe that a truly inclusive workplace reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. That’s why we are proud to be recognised as a Disability Confident Employer — a commitment that goes beyond compliance to actively supporting and empowering people with disabilities.

What Does It Mean to Be Disability Confident?
The Disability Confident scheme is a UK Government initiative designed to help employers recruit and retain disabled people and those with health conditions. As a Disability Confident Employer we:

  • Challenge attitudes towards disability
  • Increase understanding of disability in the workplace
  • Remove barriers to disabled people and those with long-term health conditions
  • Ensure that disabled people have the opportunities to fulfil their potential and realise their aspirations

Our Commitment in Action
Being Disability Confident isn't just a title — it’s about real actions. Here are just a few ways we put our values into practice:

  • Inclusive Recruitment Practices: We guarantee interviews for disabled candidates who meet the essential criteria, and make reasonable adjustments throughout the hiring process.
  • Supportive Work Environment: We provide workplace accommodations, flexible working arrangements and access to assistive technologies.
  • Ongoing Education: Our managers and teams receive regular training to understand and support colleagues with visible and invisible disabilities.
  • Open Conversations: We foster a culture where people feel safe to share their needs and be their authentic selves.

Why It Matters
Employing a diverse workforce isn't just the right thing to do — it also makes us stronger. When we embrace different perspectives, experiences and talents, we drive creativity, problem-solving and innovation. By being Disability Confident we ensure no one is left behind.

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