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Fair Work Tools Unlocked
This webinar is part of the Fair Work Festival 2025. Scottish Enterprise and the Fair Work Convention will showcase a new toolkit for workers and employers. The toolkit will help you assess your organisation's fair work practice.
9 June 2025
Time: 12:30
Length: 60 minutes
Hosted by Prosper
Unlock the Power of Fair Working Practices
This webinar is part of the Fair Work Festival 2025. Join South of Scotland Enterprise for this transformative interactive workshop that celebrates fair working practices. It'll empower your organisation to create a thriving workplace culture.
10 June 2025
Time: 9:30
Length: 240 minutes
Hosted by South of Scotland Enterprise
How to Leverage Flexible Working for Better Recruitment
This webinar is part of the Fair Work Festival 2025. The hosts will explain how flexible working can help your organisation tackle skills shortages. You'll also discover what kind of flexibility job hunters are really looking for!
10 June 2025
Time: 10:00
Length: 60 minutes
Hosted by Flexibility Works
Working Lives Scotland Report Launch
This webinar is part of the Fair Work Festival 2025. Come along to the launch of CIPD’s sixth Working Lives Scotland Report. The Report contains key findings and evidence-based insights for professionals, employers and policy makers.
10 June 2025
Time: 12:00
Length: 90 minutes
Hosted by Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)
Community Q&A with Flexible Working Scotland Founder, Lynn Houmdi
This webinar is part of the Fair Work Festival 2025. Get direct, live support from the founder of Flexible Working Scotland. Feel free to ask questions as you listen to the community's collective experiences.
10 June 2025
Time: 12:30
Length: 60 minutes
Hosted by Flexible Working Scotland Founder, Lynn Houmdi