Join us today for ‘hands on’ practical advice and support from the EfC team who have over 15 years’ experience in the field of carers and employment.
We can help you with:
- Raising awareness of caring and caring issues in the workplace.
- Identifying and engaging with carers in the workplace.
- Reviewing and ‘carer proofing’ current policies and practice.
- Training and supporting line managers to implement carer friendly policies.
- Developing, supporting and sustaining staff carer networks.
- Signposting employees to sources of workplace and external support.
What does it cost to join*?
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EfC Plus: Corporate |
£5,500 pa |
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EfC Basic: Corporate |
£3,500 pa |
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EfC Basic: Public sector/not for profit membership |
£2,500 pa |
Smaller organisations
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EfC Basic: Employers with fewer than 1,000 employees |
£1,200 pa |
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SMEs |
Contact us to discuss a reduced rate |
* Prices do not include VAT
How to join
If you would like to join Employers for Carers please complete the form giving the details of the person you would like to be the main contact for your organisation.
Latest updates
News
Carers Scotland 60th Anniversary Reception and Exhibition
01 December 25
60 years of campaigning for change for unpaid carers
Press Release
Government confirms benefit increases for 2026-27, including rise in Carer’s Allowance and earnings threshold
28 November 25
Unpaid carers will see an increase in carer-related benefits as part of annual government upratings from April 2026, including Carer’s Allowance.
Press Release
Autumn budget reaction from Carers UK
26 November 25
The Chancellor has earmarked £75 million over the next three years to put right the failures that led to the Carer’s Allowance overpayments scandal. Yesterday’s commitment to reassess cases where averaging of earnings could have reduced overpayments is a vital step towards addressing the injustices carers have faced for far too long.
Press Release
Unprecedented changes for carers as Government responds to Carer’s Allowance overpayments review recommendations
25 November 25
It’s a landmark day today for the carers’ movement now that the Government has responded to the independent review of overpayments by Liz Sayce OBE.
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