Local police awarded for sex orientation equality

 

Dyfed Powys Police has been recognised as the most improved employer in Britain for offering sexual orientation equality in the workplace. The force moved up 68 places to be ranked 64th in Stonewall’s top 100 employers list.

 

“This award recognises the hard work and determination of our employees to improve the workplace for colleagues who are lesbian, gay, or bisexual and I am delighted to be able to accept it on their behalf,” said Deputy Chief Constable, Jackie Roberts. “This is the first time we have featured in the top 100, and I’m sure we will continue to improve on this position in the years ahead.”

 

Joining Ms Roberts at the acceptance of the award in was PC Jamie Lang, the force coordinator for the Gay Police Association.

 

“I’m extremely proud of the organisation for achieving this award,” said PC Lang. “It shows that the force has respect for those of us who are part of an invisible minority. Dyfed Powys Police too should be proud that it is an employer of choice for the lesbian, gay, and bisexual community.”