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Our commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant
Staffordshire has a long and proud military heritage, which continues to this day with the Defence Medical Services in Lichfield and the Royal Signals in Stafford, as well as a large number of Reserve and Cadet units.
To show its commitment to all armed forces and their families and to ensure they are treated fairly, Staffordshire County Council signed The Staffordshire Armed Forces Covenant back in May 2012. It was signed collaboratively by military representatives and a range of public, private and voluntary organisations all committed to supporting our armed forces community.
The Staffordshire Armed Forces Covenant Partnership works to deliver the aims of the Covenant by embedding and sustaining activity to ensure that members of our Armed Forces community receive the support they need; nurture public understanding and awareness of the issues they face; encourage activities which help to integrate the community into local life and encourage Staffordshire communities and businesses to get on board and show their support.
About us
Staffordshire County Council serves a population of 850,000 people, delivering a wide range of vital services to all the communities that make up our county. We are Staffordshire’s largest employer with a large and diverse team equipped with a wide variety of individual skills and abilities. Everyone, whatever their role, contributes to the Council’s work and we are actively committed to equality and diversity, ensuring that employment and services are fully accessible to all.
The County Council has adopted a set of values that seeks to achieve the best outcomes for its citizens, communities and employees making the County Council a great place to work, where people are supported to develop, flourish and contribute to our ambitious plans.
We recognise that it is our employees that are central to everything we do. We aim to create a supportive working environment where employees can achieve their full potential and achieve a healthy work-life balance.