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Retaining talent: Cultivating a strong workplace culture (webinar)

by Personnel Today 31 Mar 2022
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Thursday 31 March 2022, 2:00pm BST

Many HR departments are turning to workplace culture to support employee wellbeing and staff retention. But, with such a big topic, finding the right place to start is difficult.

Understanding, measuring and changing culture is not something that can be done overnight. So, where can HR professionals and business leaders start in order to create the conditions most likely to nurture a healthy workplace culture? How do you ensure your actions have an impact and support business objectives?

What do we actually mean when we talk about workplace culture? How do we influence it? And what can you do now to improve it?

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This Personnel Today webinar, in association with Make UK, tackles these questions and many more as we look at how employers can effect change for the better.

Personnel Today editor Rob Moss is joined by Craig Prendergast, UK Head of HR and global division HR manager for System Drives at engineering giant ABB; Sharon Broughton, Head of HR and Legal Commercial services at Make UK; and Judith Chapman, a senior HR consultant at Make UK.

Register now to reserve you place so that you can learn:

  • What strategies you can implement in the short term to make a difference to your workplace culture
  • What you need to measure to help you understand your culture
  • How a strong workplace culture can help you to retain talent in the short, medium and long term.

We will also look at how workplace culture is affected by new ways of working brought about by the pandemic.
This free 60-minute webinar includes a live Q&A so you can pose questions direct to our panel.

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About our speakers

Craig PendergastCraig Prendergast has over 20 years in HR, partnering with business in operational and senior strategic roles across many functional areas including labour relations, L&D, HR operations and organisational development. He joined ABB in 2012 and was appointed UK Head of HR in 2015. Craig is also global division HR manager for System Drives ABB Group. He previously worked for General Motors and is a member of the CBI North West people and skills network. Craig has championed industry representation, contributing to consultation with government for education strategy and industrial skills development. He is a chartered member of the CIPD.

Sharon BroughtonSharon Broughton is head of HR and legal commercial services at Make UK. Sharon is an accomplished and experienced HR leader and consultant, with a strong commercial focus. She has worked across many businesses at a leadership and strategy level over the last 12 years. She has an extensive knowledge of employee relations, HR strategy and change management gained across many industries. Sharon joined Make UK in 2016 having previously been head of HR consultancy at RSM UK for six years and prior operational HR roles in house and consultancy. She is a chartered member of the CIPD.

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Judith Chapman in a senior HR consultant at Make UK. With more than 40 years’ experience in all areas of HR leadership and management, she has an excellent record of delivering major HR strategy and organisational change management projects across a number of very diverse industries. She has worked for multi-site, regional, national and international companies and has extensive trade union experience.  Prior to joining Make UK, Judith gained experience in defence and aerospace, public, non-profit and service sectors, spending the last 18 years in leadership roles.

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