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EQUALITY MONITORING

APPLICATION FORM

Applying to Leadcare Recruitment couldn’t be easier; simply complete the online application form below and one of our friendly recruitment consultants will get in touch to guide you through the process. 

Leadcare Recruitment Agency are an Equal Opportunities Employer. We do not discriminate against candidates or employees and we aim to select the best person for the job. We monitor the community background and sex of our applicants, candidates, and employees to demonstrate our commitment to promoting equality of opportunity in employment and to comply with our duties under the Fair Employment & Treatment (NI) Order 1998.
You are not obliged to answer the questions on this form and you will not suffer any penalty if you choose not to do so. However, we encourage you to answer these questions. Your answers will be used by us to prepare and submit an annual Monitoring Return to the Equality Commission, but your identity will be kept anonymous. Your answers to these questions will be treated with the strictest confidence and will not be used to make any decisions affecting you, whether in a recruitment exercise or during the course of any employment with us.
Community Background: Regardless of whether they actually practice a religion, most people in Northern Ireland are perceived to be members of either the Protestant or Roman Catholic communities.
Please indicate the community to which you belong by ticking the appropriate box below:
If you do not answer the above question, we are encouraged to use the residuary method of making a determination, which means that we can make a determination as to your community background on the basis of the personal information supplied by you in your application form/personnel file.
Gender: Please indicate your gender by ticking the appropriate box below:
Note: If you answer this questionnaire you are obliged to do so truthfully as it is a criminal offence under the Fair Employment (Monitoring) Regulations (NI) 1999 to knowingly give false answers to these questions.