March
Strengthening our services and impact We are delighted to have strengthened our support and services for northern employers and people professionals by appointing Louisa Haberstroh as Senior Employer Solutions Manager. Louisa’s extensive HR management
Setting students up for success Over 900 students and early career professionals joined us for our annual Student Conference to gain valuable insight from experienced professionals and learn about CIPD resources, tools and communities that will set them up for success in their studies and career. The online event included a range of inspiring northern speakers – such as Lynn Ridsdale, Chief Executive at Bury Council and Gemma Berrington, L&D Team Leader at Softcat in Manchester – who spoke about all the big and emerging workplace themes. Register for the free 2024 CIPD Student Conference here and access our Student Hub here .
experience - across multiple sectors – is helping northern
businesses to identify solutions to improve workplace productivity and create and inspire future focused, high performing teams and leaders.
Explore our services and products for organisations here and connect with Louisa e: Louisa.Haberstroh@cipd.co.uk
April
Celebrating good work in Manchester As a proud partner to the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter, we were delighted to support its annual Good Employment Awards, which recognise good and fair employment practice amongst Greater Manchester employers. Peter Cheese, Chief Executive, CIPD joined
Uniting with Metro Mayors to improve working lives
Over 450 people professionals and business leaders from the North of England registered to join our online Good Employment Summit – in collaboration with Acas - to hear how local good and fair work charters can help businesses make work better and more productive for all. The Metro Mayors of Greater Manchester, Liverpool City Region and West Yorkshire, along with the Deputy Leader of Newcastle City Council joined us to highlight how their local charters – which the CIPD helped develop - are helping employers make work fairer and more secure for workers. Read more about the session and watch it here . “These charters give employers a tangible way of
us as a special guest to congratulate the winners. These included Howarth Air Technology, Ingeus, Southway
Housing Trust, and Wigan and Leigh College.
The Mayor of Greater Manchester’s esteemed
demonstrating social value, improving productivity and reducing costs. They are also giving employees a say in how their workplaces are run.” said Andy Burnham , Mayor of Greater Manchester
‘Employer of the Year’ accolade was awarded to Anchor Removals, a small family run firm credited for their work to champion the benefits of the Real Living Wage. Find out more about the winners and how to become a member of the Charter here .
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