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about us
how we started –
est.
members of staff
2
started at home by
craig & ruth morrison
1st book produced: double exposure
by jilly johnson
where we are now –
members of staff
more successful
than ever
part of the digital revolution launch
2024
24
large office premises
in falkirk, scotland
60,000 titles
and counting
new ideas always
in motion
1994
employee-ownership
We became an employee-owned company on 1st August 2018.
The founders and vendors of the company, Craig and Ruth Morrison, chose Employee Ownership as their preferred succession route for several reasons:
• A trade sale, particularly to an overseas buyer, would have put jobs at risk – secure employment for staff was a key goal.
• The management team and staff were well placed to successfully move the business forward, hence the vendors were confident the EO option would succeed.
• EO allowed the vendors to control the process including both the timing of their exit and terms of the share purchase by the Employee Ownership Trust.
Employee ownership is a term for any arrangement in which a company's employees own shares in the company's stock. This concept can take many forms in practice, ranging from simple grants of shares to highly structured plans, and it can serve many different goals.
gdpr policy
Our GDPR policy describes how we as an organisation ensure that we are safeguarding the personal information entrusted to us to allow us carry out our business. The protection of personal information is extremely important.
ethos & environmental policy
We are committed to being a responsible organisation by minimising our environmental impact, promoting a positive working environment and being socially responsible in our community.
We’re working to reduce our carbon footprint by focusing on three specific areas: energy consumption, use of paper and distribution.
ecovadis award
We were awarded a coveted Ecovadis Bronze Award in 2022 & 2023 as part of our work within our ethos & environment policy.
self-publishing
Have you ever wanted to publish your own book? Visit our self-publishing information page to find out more.
e-classics collection
Have you ever wanted to read a Scottish literary classic to find it is no longer in print? Visit the e-classics collection to find out more.