Culture
at Wesleyan

Explore what it means to work at Wesleyan, where every employee can make a meaningful contribution to our success.

Our behaviours

Enhancing our culture and associated behaviours is vital to us delivering our purpose and creating the best customer and colleague experiences possible.

We are driving toward a truly inclusive, high-performance culture that is built by teams who care and work together to put the needs of our customers at the heart of all that we do.

At Wesleyan we play an important role in society; creating brighter financial futures for the professions we all trust.

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Wellbeing
At Wesleyan

Here at Wesleyan, it’s simple: our people are our priority. That’s why we emphasise wellbeing in the workplace as not just a ‘benefit’, but a way of working that prioritises our physical and mental health.

Be Well at Wesleyan is our inclusive wellbeing programme, designed to make a real difference to your happiness and keep you thriving both inside and outside of work.

We have a range of support and resources in place, both internally and through external partnerships.

We also host a series of wellbeing focus events throughout the year, offering a range of fun challenges and educational webinars that all members of staff are welcome to take part in.

Thriving at work

To ensure we continue to provide the right support and guidance for our workforce, we also work with Thrive at Work – a structured, accredited programme that supports employee health and wellbeing.

We’re proud to say that in August 2021, we were awarded the Thrive at Work Bronze Award.

Volunteering

Volunteering at Wesleyan gives you the chance to use your talent, develop new skills and experience the satisfaction that comes from making a real difference to others. We recognise that our people are one of our greatest assets, which is why we give our staff two days each year that can be used for volunteering opportunities.

 

Fundraising

At Wesleyan, we can also help you raise money for the charities and causes that you care about. All you have to do is apply for match funding. Match funding means that Wesleyan will donate the same amount you have raised to your chosen cause, with the opportunity for family members and friends to get involved too.

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Community and Citizenship

At Wesleyan, we care about giving back to our customers and their communities. When it comes to community and citizenship, we have the following aims.

  • To support the wellbeing of the professions we trust
  • To increase social mobility and reduce inequality in our communities
  • To utilise the skills of our workforce through volunteering opportunities
  • To care for the environment by supporting nature and forestation
  • To connect with our communities and improve the lives of others through the Wesleyan Foundation
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Wesleyan Foundation

We’re committed to creating brighter financial futures for our customers, and through the Wesleyan Foundation, we give back to the organisations that create brighter futures for your communities.

Since 2017, we’ve awarded over £7.6 million to deserving causes across the UK. Our donations help the key workers, the communities that care, the next generation and the professions we all trust.

We’ve also provided financial support for a number of projects that centre on education, health, innovation and social development. For example, we support initiatives that tackle food poverty or support children with additional needs.

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Partnership Council

Made up of colleagues from across the business, our Partnership Council is responsible for capturing employee feedback and sharing it with senior management on a quarterly basis.

We understand that addressing the concerns of our workforce is key to improving the experience of working at Wesleyan, which is why the aims of the Partnership Council are to:

  • Make sure that every voice is heard
  • Promote the interests of all employees
  • Receive feedback and act on it
  • Maintain an open dialogue with senior management teams