Annual Equality Report 2019-20

Tuesday 26 Jan 2021 @ 11:15
NHS Wales

We are pleased to publish the Annual Equality report for 2019 – 20.

The report provides a summary of the equality, employment and monitoring information relating to our workforce, and details some of the good work undertaken to advance equality within our teams. There is still a lot do to in this area, and we recognise that continuing to improve is vital to the ongoing success of our organisation and the people that we serve.

Neil Lewis, Acting Director of People and Organisational Development yesterday said:

“This report provides detailed information into what we are doing to promote equality and human rights across the organisation and for the communities we serve.

“Equality Diversity and Inclusion within our workforce, and working in partnership with different organisations and communities is essential to our aim of identifying and tackling inequality.

“We can see from the report that we are doing many things well, and we have made excellent progress over recent years, but there is still more to do to make sure equality continues to become embedded into everything we do.”

Reports

Annual Equality Report 2019- 2020

Annual Workforce Equality Report 2019-2020

Channel website: http://www.wales.nhs.uk

Original article link: https://phw.nhs.wales/news/annual-equality-report-2019-20/

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