Airwave is awarded disability symbol accreditation

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Airwave, a Motorola Solutions company and Great Britain’s leading provider of mission-critical communication services, has been awarded disability symbol accreditation by Job Centre Plus on behalf of the Department of Work and Pensions.

The disability symbol accreditation recognises Airwave’s commitment to employing, retaining, training and developing disabled people.

”The disability symbol accreditation is a formal recognition of Airwave’s commitment to being an inclusive employer.

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“As a disability friendly employer our recruitment practices, management, training and employee support processes are all designed to meet the needs of all of our employees and we are delighted to be recognised for our focus on this important area,” commented John Lewis, Chief Operating Officer of Airwave.

 

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