In addition, managers and personnel teams meet regularly to talk
about who is ready for a move to meet a new challenge or help
them develop. This all takes place within a regular annual cycle, so
each employee’s objectives and development plans can be
regularly reviewed and updated.
Engaging with diverse groups
Tesco has established a number of networks to ensure that it
engages with all its people. Its four key networks are:
• Out at Tesco. This group represents those with different sexual
orientations. It has over 1,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender (LGBT) members and is recognised by other groups
as an excellent example of how such networks should operate.
• Women in Business. This is the longest established network.
There are a number of branches supporting women’s issues,
raising the profile of women in the business and supporting
them to develop their careers through training, mentoring and
career sponsorship.
• Tesco Asian Network. This helps to raise the profile of careers
at Tesco to Asian groups. It holds two events each year where
Asian colleagues are invited to attend to network, share
experiences and visit a ‘careers fair’ about opportunities at
Tesco. It has inspired a series of ‘parents’ evenings’, which
have helped Asian parents to understand the career
opportunities available at Tesco and understand the range of
jobs their children could enjoy in the business.
• ABC Network. This is the most recent network, which builds on
an idea raised at an Asian Network event. Its aim is to make
Tesco the employer of choice for African, Black British and
Caribbean colleagues and to provide training and development
opportunities which will enable more black people to reach
senior positions within the business.
In addition, managers and personnel teams meet regularly to talkabout who is ready for a move to meet a new challenge or helpthem develop. This all takes place within a regular annual cycle, soeach employee’s objectives and development plans can beregularly reviewed and updated.Engaging with diverse groupsTesco has established a number of networks to ensure that itengages with all its people. Its four key networks are:• Out at Tesco. This group represents those with different sexualorientations. It has over 1,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual andtransgender (LGBT) members and is recognised by other groupsas an excellent example of how such networks should operate.• Women in Business. This is the longest established network.There are a number of branches supporting women’s issues,raising the profile of women in the business and supportingthem to develop their careers through training, mentoring andcareer sponsorship.• Tesco Asian Network. This helps to raise the profile of careersat Tesco to Asian groups. It holds two events each year whereAsian colleagues are invited to attend to network, shareexperiences and visit a ‘careers fair’ about opportunities atTesco. It has inspired a series of ‘parents’ evenings’, whichhave helped Asian parents to understand the careeropportunities available at Tesco and understand the range ofjobs their children could enjoy in the business.• ABC Network. This is the most recent network, which builds onan idea raised at an Asian Network event. Its aim is to makeTesco the employer of choice for African, Black British andCaribbean colleagues and to provide training and developmentopportunities which will enable more black people to reachsenior positions within the business.
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