SRC UK Managing Director Stephen Davies re-signed the company’s commitment to honour the Armed Force Covenant on the 12 December 2022. SRC UK Managing Director was delighted to have Air Commodore Jason Crawford RAF countersign the pledge to reaffirm the company’s commitment to providing employee support to reservists, veterans, and their families.
SRC UK are proud to re-sign, update and re-affirm our commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant. Our company enshrines the support and equal treatment of our armed forces veterans and support the Armed Forces Community. The work our Armed Forces Veterans undertake within our growing company continues to directly support UK defence and our Allies. SRC UK with a large percentage of Veteran and Reserve Service employees remains flexible to the unique situations of the wider Armed Forces Community to ensure the fair treatment to all who are involved, including spouses, partners and cadet adult volunteers. As a committed company, SRC UK understands that Service life affects serving personnel, veterans, and their families in many ways. Whether it’s through frequent house moves, separation from loved ones and support networks or unfamiliarity with civilian life, we pledge to support our employees in these situations, wherever we can. SRC UK also advertises with the Career Transition Partnership (CTP) and we have successfully employed full time employees through this service.
Air Commodore Jase Crawford RAF ‐ “The Armed Forces Covenant is of vital importance in ensuring the proper consideration and treatment of the military veteran community in the UK. I was delighted to support SRC UK in re-affirming their pledge to the Covenant and have now witnessed first-hand this commitment in action. A new company to the sector, SRC UK has pursued this aspect of their business with energy and genuine passion. I wish them and their veteran staff all the best for the future and look forward to the continued development of their links to and support of the veteran community”.
The covenant is a pledge made to acknowledge the understanding that those who serve or who have served in the armed forces, and their families, should be treated with fairness and respect in the communities, economy and the society they serve. For more information on the covenant, visit the website at www.armedforcescovenant.gov.uk.
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