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Corporate and Social Responsibility (CSR) at Poole Alcock is all about managing our business in a way which supports our clients, staff and the local community, whilst minimising the negative economic, environmental and social impacts of what we do.
The firm recognises that it’s success has been built upon the local people who work within the organisation together with its reputation within the local communities throughout Cheshire.
In that sense CSR is, firstly, an integral part of the firm’s business planning and secondly, an issue which is relevant and important to everyone who works at Poole Alcock.
We view ourselves as having a symbiotic relationship with our community and take an active role to make a difference. We make a contribution to our community through :
We have been involved in numerous volunteering activities, such as:-
We have also been involved in numerous charitable events, such as:-
We aim to organise 1 large charitable event such as those listed above each year, however we also support numerous charities throughout the year by taking part in cake bakes, dress down days, growing/wearing a moustache in November as well. We aim to have 1 charitable event each month.
We run regular social events throughout the year including an annual Christmas party and annual 10 pin bowling competition which are extremely popular events. We have a number of policies across the firm which are aimed to protect our staff, such as:-
As well as the volunteering and charitable events that we are involved in, we also aim to help our wider community through:-
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