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The signage company is committed to social value, with 70% of its whole workforce having some form of disability
Nuneaton Signs, a signage business that provides meaningful employment for people with disabilities, has invested in a third VeloBlade machine from Vivid Laminating Technologies.
Founded in 1982, the company offers a host of sign-making services to the market, ranging from traffic and construction signage to commercial and bespoke signs.
What makes Nuneaton Signs stand out from other companies in the signage sector is its commitment to social value. Of the 82 people employed by the business, 70% have some form of disability.
The company’s approach to operations over the past 40 years has seen it go from strength to strength, with its latest investment in a new VeloBlade Nexus testament to this.
“It speaks volumes about how simple the system is to use that we have been able to train staff with higher needs on how to use the cutter,” says Holly Hunter, head of social value and marketing at Nuneaton Signs, adding: “We’ve got staff who have various different learning disabilities and difficulties that know how to and can really successfully operate the machine.
“We started out in 1982 as a sheltered workshop to provide meaningful employment and training for people with disabilities through the manufacture and sale of signs.
“We reinvest 100% of our surplus back into providing meaningful employment for people with disabilities.”
