The Inclusive Workplace Podcast

por Co-founders Madeleine Cole and Ursula Tavender

Welcome to Inclusive Workplace podcast (formerly Flexpo) - hosted by co-founders Ursula Tavender and Madeleine Cole.

We are so happy you're here with us as we tell the stories of how leaders are navigating the most pressing inclusion issues, cracking open how organisations and their people can thrive as the world of work continues to evolve.

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Episodios del podcast

  • Temporada 1

  • How employers can best support the real needs of working families in 2024 with Jennifer Liston-Smith

    How employers can best support the real needs of working families in 2024 with Jennifer Liston-Smith

    In this conversation packed with data-backed insights, Jennifer and Ursula build a picture of what working parents and carers really need in 2024. They discuss the findings of this year's Modern Families Index in detail, and explore the critical question of how employers can best support and retain working families - even when working with stretched budgets - when 42% are currently looking elsewhere for new career opportunities. You can download the Modern Families Index by Bright Horizons here: https://solutions.brighthorizons.co.uk/resources/research/modern-families-index-2024

  • How to transform how teams engage with Polly Collingridge and Emily Dorschler

    How to transform how teams engage with Polly Collingridge and Emily Dorschler

    In this unmissable conversation we delve into why Polly and Emily believe leaders must consider equipping their teams with cultural intelligence capability in 2024 and how their amazing work paves the way for change and a more inclusive working world. We talk about the typical struggles that teams have day-to-day that could be made infinitely easier by improving cultural intelligence, the capabilities teams need to develop, where on earth to start and the game-changing impact that devoting focus to building better cultural intelligence can have on business performance. The link to the free assessment tool that Polly and Emily mention in this episode can be found here: https://cqcenter.com/enroll/32511f35-5814-476d-a1d8-642bc1523216 All you need to do is click to take a complimentary CQ and behavioural preferences assessment and receive a personalised action plan. Note you will need to create a CQ learning portal profile in order to access the assessment or log in if you already have one.

  • Meaningful conversations made easy with Julie Dennis, Head of Inclusive Workplaces Policy at ACAS

    Meaningful conversations made easy with Julie Dennis, Head of Inclusive Workplaces Policy at ACAS

    In this energising conversation with the inimitable Julie Dennis, Head of Inclusive Workplaces Policy at ACAS, we play with why so many of us find it so difficult to engage with others in meaningful conversations. We explore the role of language, how employers can help managers to get this right to avoid escalation and create a culture where it's possible for everyone to talk about hard things. All the research, advice and best practice Julie mentions in this conversation can be found on the ACAS website: https://www.acas.org.uk/

  • Is cultural intelligence the missing link in our polarised world?

    Is cultural intelligence the missing link in our polarised world?

    Ritika Wadhwa, founder of Prabhaav Global joins us on the podcast for this very special conversation as we explore: · How cultural intelligence differs from emotional intelligence · The strategic link between cultural intelligence and DEI · How cross-cultural teams can develop better cultural intelligence · How CQ can help to mend divides in a polarised world. To connect with Ritika and explore more on this topic, visit https://prabhaav-global.com/

  • Beyond the workplace: How to get disability inclusion right

    Beyond the workplace: How to get disability inclusion right

    In this warm and energising chat the incredible Ella Warren, Chair of Whizz Kids and Dagmar Albers, former DEI Lead at Pfizer UK tell their powerful story of working together to illustrate the benefits of removing barriers to work for people with different abilities, and share their practical advice for thinking beyond the obvious to create a great employee experience and make work more accessible.