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Q: How do I register my interest?

Complete and submit this form Once you have submitted your expression of interest, a member of the team at BITC will share the campaign sign-up form. You will be asked to tell us: which actions you will be taking forward (minimum of three from across the five keys ) an estimate of the number of roles that will be impacted by each action the anticipated date of completion. We ask for this information so we can provide support to help you take action and track progress towards our goal of two million roles influenced by the campaign.

Q: Is my organisation a member of Business in the Community?

Find out if your organisation is a Business in the Community member by viewing the published list of members. View the list of current Business in the Community members

Q: What is the cost of Business in the Community membership?

The cost of membership depends on the size and turnover of your organisation and the level of service you require. Take advantage of our free, no-obligation consultation that will help you define the most appropriate level of membership for your organisation.

Q: Does my organisation need to be a member of BITC to sign the Race at Work Charter?

No, the signing of the Race at Work Charter is open to all organisations irrespective of membership or size.

Q: How do I find out what the gender pay gap is for my organisation?

At Business in the Community (BITC), we encourage all employers to talk openly about the gender pay gap, the average gap between men's and women's earnings in the UK. (Not equal pay). This information is legally required for organisations of 250 employees or more and must be made available publicly. Organisations of 250 employees or more must disclose it's Gender Pay Gap, key drivers, and the steps being taken to close it. Our Gender Pay Gap Reporting Dashboard has been designed to support you in meeting this transparency.

Q: What is responsible business?

Business in the Community (BITC) defines a responsible business as a healthy business. It is one that puts creating healthy communities and a healthy environment at the centre of its strategy to achieve long-term value. Our Responsible Business Map , based on the Global Goals, guides our members on a journey of continuous improvement, working across the whole responsible business agenda. View the Responsible Business Map

Q: What advisory services do Business in the Community offer?

We offer short-term, targeted interventions, training or longer-term strategic change programmes as add-ons to your membership. Learn more about our responsible business advisory services.

Q: What is Business in the Community's mission?

We convene the network of purposeful leaders committed to changing business, transforming lives and helping the planet and communities thrive. Business in the Community (BITC) and our network of business members are leading a movement to create a fair and sustainable world in which to live and work.

Q: How much does it cost to sign the Race at Work Charter?

Signing the Race at Work Charter is free of charge.

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How do I register my interest?

Is my organisation a member of Business in the Community?

What is the cost of Business in the Community membership?

Does my organisation need to be a member of BITC to sign the Race at Work Charter?

How do I find out what the gender pay gap is for my organisation?

What is responsible business?

What advisory services do Business in the Community offer?

What is Business in the Community’s mission?

How much does it cost to sign the Race at Work Charter?