Zodia Markets signs Armed Forces Covenant

Zodia Markets is proud to announce its signing of the Armed Forces Covenant, demonstrating its commitment to treat fairly those who serve, or have served in the military, and their families, and emphasising the company’s dedication to fulfilling its social responsibilities.

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Zodia Markets is proud to announce its signing of the Armed Forces Covenant, demonstrating its commitment to treat fairly those who serve, or have served in the military, and their families, and emphasising the company’s dedication to fulfilling its social responsibilities. The agreement formalises the organisation’s commitment to supporting the Armed Forces community and recognises the contribution to the country that serving military personal, veterans and their families have made and continue to make.

Through signing the Covenant, Zodia Markets publicly pledges to promote the skills and experience of its Veteran and Reservist employees and to provide flexibility in requirements relating to Service.

Usman Ahmad, CEO of Zodia Markets, says: “We are proud that Zodia Markets has signed the Armed Forces Covenant. Zodia Markets is an inclusive employer: we want to show our support to our employees who serve or have served in the Armed Forces, and their families. We see signing the Armed Forces Covenant as an opportunity to celebrate the diversity that our veterans and reserves bring to the workplace and the value their skills and experiences bring to the company.”

Air Vice-Marshal Ranald Munro, Commandant General Royal Auxiliary Air Force, said: “I am delighted to welcome Zodia Markets to join the growing ranks of 8,500 plus employers who have now signed the Armed Forces Covenant.”

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