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Equalities Office publish guidance on setting up a returner programme

The Equalities Office has published a best practice guide for employers to develop effective returner programmes for people returning to work after a long break from paid work for caring or other reasons. The guide applies to organisations in all sectors and of all sizes and it: outlines the business case for returner programmes.
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The Equalities Office has published a best practice guide for employers to develop effective returner programmes for people returning to work after a long break from paid work for caring or other reasons. The guide applies to organisations in all sectors and of all sizes and it: outlines the business case for returner programmes, explains what to consider when developing returner programmes and provides case studies from a returner and employer’s point of view.


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