Scottish law firm nominated for social mobility and inclusion award

Morton Fraser MacRoberts (MFMac), one of Scotland’s big four independent law firms, has been nominated for the Workplace Social Mobility

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Morton Fraser MacRoberts (MFMac), one of Scotland’s big four independent law firms, has been nominated for the Workplace Social Mobility & Inclusion Award at the enei Inclusivity Excellence Awards.

The award recognises organisations that have made significant efforts to integrate individuals from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds into their workforce, promoting social mobility and fostering inclusivity within their communities.

MFMac has made significant progress in fostering an inclusive workplace by partnering with organisations like Black Professionals Scotland, Whizz-Kidz, and PRIME, which work to create opportunities for underrepresented groups. Additionally, MFMac uses the RARE contextual recruitment system to promote fairness and ensure equal opportunities in trainee hiring.

Martin Glover, Chief People Officer at MFMac, commented: “We’re truly honoured to be nominated for the Workplace Social Mobility & Inclusion Award. At MFMac, creating a workplace where everyone, no matter their background, has the opportunity to thrive is central to our values. It’s fantastic to see our commitment to making careers in law accessible to all being recognised in this way.”

Winners will be selected by a judging panel of DEI experts and will be announced at the annual gala event on 28 November 2024.

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