Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

Our approach to inclusion is something we build together every day, it is part of who we are and how we work.

At the Gambling Commission we want everyone to feel like they belong. This is the core of our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion, and is a key part of what we offer anyone who joins the organisation. We believe people do their best work when they feel supported, respected and free to be themselves. Our approach to inclusion is something we build together every day, it is part of who we are and how we work.

Inclusion is part of how we work

Our approach to diversity and inclusion is not just about doing the right thing. It’s about creating a workplace where everyone feels heard and valued. Whether you are just starting with us or have been here for a while, we want you to feel:

  • Recognised for who you are and what you bring – 87% of employees agree the Gambling Commission values all people regardless of individual differences
  • Encouraged and supported to grow in your role
  • Connected to people who care about your wellbeing
  • Treated fairly and with respect, always

To help make that happen, we’ve put inclusive practices in place across the Commission. For example, we use diverse panels in recruitment and regularly review our processes to make sure they are fair, open and accessible.

You’ll be part of a community that cares

We have a number of colleague-led networks that play a big role in shaping our culture. These include groups for Pride, Neurodiversity, Menopause, Parents and Carers, Black colleagues and South Asian colleagues. They offer connection, support and a space for honest conversations.

Our D&I Strategy gives everyone a chance to get involved and feel confident playing their part in making the Commission a better place to work.

Inclusion is built into everything we offer

Our commitment to inclusion shows up across all aspects of life at the Commission, it is part of what we call Our Deal – the experience of working here. 89% of employees agree the Commission is committed to creating an inclusive workplace. This includes:

  • Flexible working – The freedom to work in ways that suit your life, with trust at the heart of how we work together
  • Supportive relationships – A culture where people look out for each other and where your manager and team are there for you
  • Learning and development – Opportunities to grow, explore new areas and shape your own career path
  • Wellbeing support – Help when you need it, with benefits and services that support your mental, physical and financial health
  • Meaningful work – A sense of purpose and pride in what we do together to make gambling safer and fairer for everyone