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The Work Place Chaplain has an outside ear for those members of the staff team that require to have that. It's an opportunity for people to know someone is there for them when they need it, particularly when it is of a personal nature.”
George McDonald, Manager
Boots Princes Street, Edinburgh

Mediation >
Oiling the wheels of business in Scotland

The whole process of conflict resolution is one which is at the very heart of good chaplaincy, which aims to promote harmony, respect and wellbeing in all areas of the work place.

Workforce Support >
"Who can I talk to?"

In times of economic growth or recession, work place chaplains have a crucial role to play in offering pastoral support to staff whether CEO or apprentice, in public or private sectors.

Listening & Pastoral Care >
Everyone needs a listening ear

Perhaps one of the most important roles of the Chaplain is that of being an active listener. Actually hearing what the person says and feeling the highs or lows of their emotions.

Work Place Chaplaincy Scotland

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Work Place Chaplaincy aims to offer relevant pastoral & spiritual support to people where they are – in the setting of their daily work and individual lives.  The chaplain is available to all of all denominations or none, from the managing director to the new-start apprentice.

Chaplains aim to ‘add value’, wherever they serve.  Chaplaincy is not about religion or denomination, but addresses the growing understanding within a predominantly secular society that all life has a moral and spiritual dimension, however that is expressed.

As a modern, professional organisation, Work Place Chaplaincy Scotland seeks to identify with the workforce we serve.

Working with people, not problems