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EDI within our workforce

Our approach to recruitment and promotions has been developed to ensure rigour, fairness and consistency are applied and support the ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥â€™s commitment to improve representation across the organisation to be more reflective of the communities we serve.

To make our EDI vision a reality, we need diverse teams all at levels to recognise and address opportunities as well as break down barriers. We also need environments where everyone feels welcome and supported to contribute and grow their career in cricket.Ìý
A range of efforts are underway to enhance EDI in our workplaces. EDI education is happening through mandatory learning modules as well as through videos, resource links, blogs and webinars on our EDI Content Hub to keep our people up to date on key topics. We regularly review our people policies and processes to ensure they are fair and equitable while ways of working and societal expectations continue to shift. A number of inclusive initiatives are in place to support progression, like our FLEX (Future Leaders Experience) talent programme designed to provide senior leadership with the support they need to be inclusive leaders, equipped to deliver ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥ priorities and navigate change, and to develop future leaders.Ìý
We are working on improving representation across a spectrum of diverse attributes. There are currently representation targets in place for gender and ethnicity to achieve 50% female representation and 20% ethnic minority representation for the ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥ Board, the Executive Team, the Leaders’ Group and the ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥ workforce overall as separate populations by 2025.ÌýÌý
ÌýWe measure our performance against our representation and inclusion ambitions with a regular cricket-wide census.ÌýÌý

Representation (as at Nov 2022):Ìý

AreaÌý

% femaleÌý

% ethnic minorityÌý

´ºÃÎÖ±²¥ BoardÌý

36%Ìý

18%Ìý

Executive TeamÌý

30%Ìý

30%Ìý

Leaders’ GroupÌý

41%Ìý

5%Ìý

´ºÃÎÖ±²¥ WorkforceÌý

35%Ìý

12%Ìý

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Ethnic GroupÌý

% of total workforceÌý

WhiteÌý

80%Ìý

AsianÌý

8%Ìý

Mixed HeritageÌý

2%Ìý

BlackÌý

2%Ìý

OtherÌý

1%Ìý

UnknownÌý

7%Ìý

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% of total workforceÌý

Have a disability or long-term illnessÌý

5%Ìý

Are ReligiousÌý

50%Ìý

LGBTQ+Ìý

6%Ìý

Went to independent schoolÌý

20%Ìý

CarersÌý

11%Ìý

NeurodiverseÌý

1%Ìý

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´ºÃÎÖ±²¥ Employee Sentiment (as at Nov 2022):Ìý

Sentiment StatementÌý

% of respondents who strongly agree or agreeÌý

“I feel welcome, included, and like I belong at the organisation I work for.â€Ìý

80% (up from 70% in 2021)Ìý

“The organisation I work at is inclusive.â€Ìý

77% (up from 49% in 2021)Ìý

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Gender Pay GapÌý

Ordinary Gender Pay Gap (Excluding Players)Ìý

YearÌý

Mean Pay GapÌý

Median Pay GapÌý

2021Ìý

18.8%Ìý

25.5%Ìý

2020Ìý

25.2%Ìý

14.7%Ìý

2019Ìý

32.2%Ìý

16.6%Ìý

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The overall driver of our gender pay gap is the proportion of men and women in the most senior and highly paid roles. As a result of our actions around building diverse teams, we expect to see pay gap improvements in the coming years. More information on our gender pay gaps is included in .ÌýÌý

Careers in cricketÌý

Cricket offers a vast range of employment opportunities across England and Wales, and we want to ensure that the people who work within the ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥ and throughout the cricket network reflect the communities that we serve. To achieve this we have reviewed and revised recruitment policies to ensure rigour, fairness and consistency. To learn more about what we do, how we support our people and to apply for opportunities in cricket using our anonymised, unbiased recruitment platform, please visit our careers site.Ìý

Who we work withÌý

We work with a number of organisations both internally and across the game to understand, share or benchmark EDI best practices. These organisations also help us amplify the impact of the work we do across the wide range of people we engage with.Ìý
Some of the organisations we work with and their initiatives include:Ìý
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