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The David Wainwright
Equal Opportunity Development Trust

 
PROMOTING
EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
IN THE WORKPLACE

 
Registered in England and Wales as a charity No. 328049
 

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Members of the 2011 Wainwright Trust Evening: Question Time panel
(Photo: Steve Teague Photography)


LATEST NEWS

•  The 2011 Wainwright Trust Question Time Evening was held on Tuesday 25 October at the Royal College of Physicians, Regent's Park, London. This year's panel consisted of Gail Cartmail, Assistant General Secretary of the Unite union, Sandhya Drew, barrister specialising in equality, employment and human rights law, Stephen Frost, Head of Diversity and Inclusion for the Olympic Games (LOCOG) and Vice-President, Diversity. Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and Sonny Taank, Vice-President and Senior HR Business Partner, Citigroup. The lively debate was ably chaired by King's College Trust chairman Michael Parker CBE.

The photo above shows panel members Sonny Taank, Stephen Frost and Sandhya Drew.



•  Filmed archive of the struggle for Equal Pay. The Trust is proud that it was able to provide funding to enable the Trades Union Congress to pilot a series of films of those involved in early equal pay disputes. Armed with the pilot films the TUC has been able to obtain funding for much more to provide a lasting record of these important events. Click here for fuller details.



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