NEXT WEBINAR:
Lunch & Learn Webinar: Inclusive Organisations: How inclusion leads to strategic success
Join us at 12.30pm on Tuesday 18th May for a lunch and learn webinar where we will be discussing what you need to think about when considering the need to enhance inclusion within your organisation.
Creating an inclusive environment for all employees has become a key priority for almost all organisations in recent months, so in this session we will be delving into the common myths and challenges that organisations can face and suggest strategies to aid your inclusion journey, no matter where your starting point is.
We’ll explore:
- The barriers to inclusive progress
- “Myths” and microaggressions that can propagate resistance to inclusive change
- The drivers to become a more inclusive organisation
- Practical tips and advice on what you need to consider when setting out on your transformational plan.
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In this webinar we speak to Rachel Ellison, a former BBC broadcaster and now executive leadership coach who shares some unique experiences of people flourishing under some of the most intense pressures from war zones to refugee camps, prisons to hospitals, and elite sport to supermarkets, to draw on below-the-surface thinking which can be used to analyse, interpret and understand a leader’s decisions, motivations and fears.
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In this webinar we are joined by Teresa Boughey, a UK Female Entrepreneurship Ambassador who regularly takes part in Women in Enterprise debates at the House of Commons and we discuss excerpts from her book ‘Closing the Gap: 5 steps to creating an Inclusive and Diverse workforce’.
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Understanding the real experience of your people and asking the best, optimised questions is key to giving you actionable and insightful data to improve engagement and motivation. In this webinar we unpick the area of maximising value from employee feedback.
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In this webinar we discuss what employee experience really is and how you can foster a positive and collaborative culture in your organisation.
What should HR be focusing on in 2018?
With a backdrop of Brexit and the Gig Economy, the workforce is becoming more transient. Skills shortages for key roles and giving the right employee experience to retain your best people continue to be major challenges for HR leaders as we head into 2018.
In this webinar we discuss the key areas that HR leaders will need to focus their efforts on in 2018.