Supporting Refugees into Employment: A Collective Endeavour 15 September 2022, 4-5pm Register in advance for a joining link This timely online event will bring together practitioners from across the corporate, public and social sectors to share best practices around supporting
Employment Support for Greater Manchester 14 September, 10am -12pm Agenda to be confirmed Please get in touch with the team if you have an agenda item or something to share via policy@ersa.org.uk. Please visit the ESGM page for on demand
Formally the Housing and Employment forum, the Secure Homes and Work Forum provides a platform for organisations to engage, collaborate and communicate across sectors. Supported by Cognisoft. Secure Homes and Work 22 September, 10.30am, register here. New date, rescheduled from
Youth Hubs Forum Supported by Youth Futures Foundation Open to all organisations with an interest in better youth services and delivery. Register via ersa.eventbrite.com See also ERSA’s Youth Employment Events and our Youth Employment Page. Please get in touch
On 1 July, join ERSA and Bayes Impact, a European tech non-profit leveraging new technologies to solve social issues. Experts in the field of unemployment, digital transformation and impactful products they will be presenting Bob, their digital coaching solution. After having
6 July, 10.30 – 11.30am Online digital tools that support employment services can deliver consistency and efficiency for the provider. But can they support the individual? And can a digital platform itself encourage motivation and behavioural change? Saffron present key
After achieving his PhD at MMUBS in 1996, Jim spent 12 years at Warwick University before joining Massey in 2008. He has researched and published across a wide range of HRM and employment relations issues including the management of older
How will the convention focus on recovery and renewal? Tackling long-term unemployment While the economy is starting to recover, we are seeing a steady growth of long term unemployment. We know that the longer someone is out of the labour
Hospitality can be a great sector for people with experience of homelessness to work in. It is a huge sector with varied jobs and most employers are more interested in attitude than formal qualifications. The House of St Barnabas is
