HeyJaredGood Employment Chatter
This is the podcast of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter, hosted by Ian MacArthur. Each week, we’ll deliver the best analysis of industry news, and tackle workplace challenges to spread more awareness of the Good Employment practice that is needed to make Greater…
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Good Employment Chatter: Inclusion, Empathy and the Future of Good Work - A Conversation with Amraze Kahn (opens the original)
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National Inclusion Week provides the perfect opportunity to explore what inclusion really means in today's workplaces. In this episode of Good Employment Chatter, Michael is joined by Amraze Khan, Head of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at Manchester Metropolitan University and a leading voice on workplace culture, belonging and inclusive leadership. Drawing on his own experiences of growing up feeling like he didn't quite fit in, Amraze reflects on how those experiences shaped a career dedica
Chatter with Renée Preston: Why Culture Matters in Construction (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Good Employment Chatter , Sharon McDonnell is joined by Renée Preston , CEO of Galloway Construction, founder of Construction for Women , and the driving force behind the new National Site Standard . Together, they explore why the construction sector's skills shortage is about more than recruitment. From workplace culture and employee experience to retention, wellbeing and inclusion, Renée shares how the environments people work in can determine whether they stay and thriv
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