Last week, a special event took place at the Kite Packaging offices in Tile Hill, Coventry, where local businesses, disabled individuals, and members of Coventry City Council came together to support the launch of a new film titled “Just The Job,” produced by The Employment Support Service (TESS). This screening was more than just a viewing—it was a celebration of inclusion, opportunity, and the power of collaboration between employers and the disabled community.

The film highlights the importance of diversity in hiring practices and showcases how disabled people bring valuable skills and dedication to the workplace. One of the key stories featured in the film is that of Kieran, who has autism, and whose journey with TESS led him to a meaningful job at Kite Packaging. The company has been a strong advocate for inclusive employment and has benefited greatly from working with TESS to create a more diverse and skilled workforce.

TESS is known for its personalized approach, offering tailored support to both employers and job seekers. Their advisors work closely with clients to find the right fit, often involving multiple meetings and trial periods to ensure a successful match. Several of these advisors were present at the screening and had the chance to reconnect with past clients while meeting new ones. It was a great opportunity for networking and sharing experiences.

Councillor Kevin Maton, Cabinet Member for Business, Enterprise and Employment at Coventry City Council, was one of the guest speakers at the event. He emphasized how TESS is helping to build a more inclusive and dynamic business environment in the city. His remarks aligned well with the values of Kite Packaging, an employee-owned company that prides itself on the contributions of all its staff. For Kite, every employee has a stake in the company’s success, which makes their commitment to diversity even more meaningful.

The screening of “Just The Job” was a powerful reminder of the positive impact that services like TESS can have on both businesses and individuals. It also highlighted the growing awareness and commitment among local employers to create more inclusive workplaces. The film, available on the Coventry City Council website, serves as an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning more about how to support disabled job seekers and build a stronger, more diverse workforce.

Overall, the event was a success, bringing together different stakeholders to celebrate progress and inspire future action. It was a proud moment for Kite Packaging and a testament to what can be achieved when communities come together with a shared vision of equality and opportunity.

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