The Homebuilding Centre Limited, the employee-owned business behind the award-winning National Self Build & Renovation Centre, is delighted to announce that it has been awarded the highly respected Good Business Charter (GBC) accreditation, underscoring its unwavering commitment to ethical business practices and social responsibility.
The Good Business Charter is an independent certification recognising responsible business behaviour across ten key components. These components ensure that businesses operate with integrity, fairness and respect for all stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers and the environment.
To earn the GBC accreditation, The Homebuilding Centre Limited adhered to the following ten principles:
Real Living wage – Fairer Hours and Contracts – Employee Well-being – Employee Representation – Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – Environmental Responsibility – Pay Fair Tax – Commitment to Customers – Ethical Sourcing – Prompt Payment to Suppliers.
Managing Director, Harvey Fremlin, stated, “We are incredibly proud to have achieved the Good Business Charter accreditation. This milestone reflects our dedication to upholding the highest ethical standards in all our operations and reinforces our commitment to making a positive impact in the local community and the environment.”
CEO of the Good Business Charter, Jenny Herrera, said: “The National Self Build & Renovation Centre (NSBRC) reflects the values we champion at the Good Business Charter through their commitment to responsible business practices. Their decision to join the GBC following a recent Employee Ownership Association Annual Conference, and their proactive promotion of our principles at recent events, highlight their dedication to ethical and sustainable business. We are thrilled to recognise their efforts through this accreditation.”
The National Self Build & Renovation Centre’s next event is the winter edition of the ‘National Self Build & Renovation Show’ taking place from Friday 31st January to Sunday 2nd February. Offering guidance and advice on sustainable and energy efficient homes – from extending or improving existing houses to designing and building your perfect ‘forever’ home.
Free advance tickets are still available at: www.nsbrc.co.uk
