Bringing together industries and organisations to drive greater inclusion and diversity in technology roles.

The Tech Talent Charter (TTC) is a non-profit organisation leading a movement to address inequality in the UK tech sector and drive inclusion and diversity in a practical and uniquely measurable way. Our ultimate goal: that the UK tech sector becomes truly inclusive and a reflection of the society which it represents. We work at scale, addressing the tech ecosystem as a whole to drive change. We focus on the how, not just the why of inclusion and we bring communities together and support the underrepresented.

Signatories of the charter make a number of pledges in relation to their approach to recruitment and retention. Although it is very much an employer-led initiative, the TTC is supported by the UK Government's Digital Strategy.

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I NEED TO SELL-IN

I’m ready to sign up to the Charter but need to get my company on board with what being a Signatory will mean.

I'M READY TO SIGN

I'm ready to formally become a TTC signatory and publicise my company's commitment to diversity.

I'M A SIGNATORY

I am ready to drive diversity in my workforce. Show me how to plan, assess, inspire and advocate.

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The TTC Pledge process

1. UNDERSTAND
2. COMMIT
3. SIGN-UP
4. ACTIVATE

To effect meaningful change, signatories of the TECH TALENT CHARTER pledge to:

1. having a senior-level, named representative with responsibility for the Charter commitments;
2. adopting inclusive recruitment processes, working toward a goal that, wherever possible, women are included on the shortlist for interviews;
3. ensuring they have employment policies and practices that support the development and retention of an inclusive and diverse workforce;
4. working collectively with other signatories to develop, share and implement protocols and best practice for the practical implementation of the aims of this Charter;
5. contributing their employment diversity data into a common central anonymised database, for sharing amongst signatories bi-annually, and for publishing publicly in an annual report.