Manufacturer of Jetrix wide format printers InkTec will now be working with The Printing Charity, complementing a variety of internal employee wellbeing initiatives.
Operating nationally, the Printing Charity provides practical, emotional and financial support for people in crisis through a free employee helpline, as well as championing young talent across the industry in the Rising Star Awards.
The Printing Charity’s range of support extends across helping with emergencies, changes in circumstances and any challenges that life potentially throws at you. They also offer help and advice on managing money, saving, mortgage options, debt reduction and investment.
Joey Kim, managing director of InkTec, said, ‘With rising energy costs and concerns about the economy, it is important for people’s wellbeing and mental health that we support our employees. As a charity dedicated to the printing sector, it was an obvious connection for us to make as they really understand our business and the industry we operate within.’
The collaboration with The Printing Charity complements a number of initiatives that InkTec has instigated internally over recent years for its employees. Including an in-house honesty larder, with a range of lunch food options and treats where the team can help themselves in return for making a monetary donation depending on what they can afford.
Neil Lovell, CEO at The Printing Charity, said, ‘We’re delighted to be working with InkTec to complement their existing employee welfare and wellbeing activities through our 24/7/365 helpline, and to have their support for the other initiatives we run for people.’
