Supporting Recovery
Across Scotland
Workplace Charter
Increasing awareness of gambling-related harms and build confidence in recognising, responding to and signposting those affected in the workplace.
The RCA trust “The Workplace Charter” encourages employers and employees to work collaboratively to help address gambling related harms at a workplace level.
All employers have a duty of care and should be aware of the support and help to an individual at risk of, experiencing or affected by gambling related harms in the same way that they have a duty of care when it comes to alcohol and drugs within the workplace.
Excessive gambling can cause several negative impacts upon an individual and their loved ones, some of which include employment related issues such as, poor attendance, underperforming, stress, poor mental health, and trust.
By signing up to the Workplace Charter, RCA will provide fully funded Bet You Can Help Now training programme to enable you to provide an educational first aid approach to tackling gambling related harms within the workplace. The training can be delivered online or face to face at a location of your choice and at convenient time suited to you.
You can learn more about the charter by downloading our Workplace Charter information document.
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Contact Us
If you would like to learn more or book in a session for your organisation, get in touch with our Lynne Neeson our Gambling Community Development Worker to learn more.
☎ 0141 887 0880
