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Are we ethical employers?
A significant number of local and area meetings are now employing staff to support Quaker communities in managing their admin, premises, accounts and building hire.This comes with a responsibility to ensure our employment practices are ethical and not only meet the requirements of the law, but also meet the expectations of our Quaker testimonies.
Are we ethical employers?
Do Quakers model spirit-led ethical employment practices?
Does your local or area meeting employ people to help the Quaker community? If so – are you ethical employers?
Ethical Employment
How we make a difference
Quakers in Britain supports local Quaker communities and helps them live out their faith in the world. Here are a few examples of our work and how it makes an impact.
How Quakers in Britain makes a difference
Quaker Committee for Christian & Interfaith Relations
The Quaker Committee for Christian and Interfaith Relations (QCCIR) helps Quakers in Britain in their work with other religious faiths, spiritual and human values groups in pursuit of common goals. It does this by reflecting on Quaker insights and values, and by helping Friends enter imaginatively into the life and witness of other faith groups to create bonds of friendship and mutual understanding.
Quaker Committee for Christian & Interfaith Relations (QCCIR)
Events
The Quaker Life Youth, Children, and Families staff team organise events for young Quakers of all ages and offer support to those who are running Quaker events across Britain Yearly Meeting.
Children and young people's events
Quaker concerns
Recent public letters, parliamentarian briefings and submissions on issues of concern to Quakers.
Quaker concerns
Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees
Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) Trustees are responsible for the work, assets and property of the yearly meeting.
Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees
Quaker positions
Quakers in Britain have a long history of working for peace in Palestine and Israel.
Quaker positions
Breckenbrough School
Breckenbrough is a Quaker managed, non-maintained special school for male students aged 9-19 who are on the autistic spectrum, along with other complexities such as ADHD, PDA, dyspraxia and dyslexia. They are one of only a few special schools which support students with high functioning autism in Britain that can offer a full national curriculum up to GCSE and A level standard for students from all over the UK.
Breckenbrough School
Events and opportunities
Find out about events and opportunities for young adult Quakers.
Events and Opportunities