Podcasts

The Cost of Workplace Conflict

In this podcast , Gill Dix, head of policy at Acas, and guest speakers Richard Saundry, from the University of Sheffield and the PrOPEL hub, and Peter Urwin, from the University of Westminster, look at new research commissioned by Acas on the cost of conflict to UK workplaces. Conflict is an inevitable part of life,

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Diversity In The British Workplace: Are We Managing?

In the latest blog in our series exploring managerial capability, Peter Urwin and Emma Parry reflect on the lessons arising from diversity and inclusion research for management practice.  They consider how the pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities and explore the value in moving away from an emphasis on particular divisions in the workplace. The UK

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Managing in a Covid-19 World

Professor Graeme Roy hosts a podcast with Professor Richard Saundry, Dr Martin McCracken and Professor Patricia Findlay on building management capability in the context of Covid-19 and the economic crisis. The crisis presents a very different set of challenges to different parts of the economy with some continuing to work in person, facing increased demands

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Fair Work and Workplace Practice in the Current Crisis

Fair Work and Workplace Practice in the Current Crisis

In this podcast Professor Patricia Findlay and Professor Graeme Roy discuss fair work and workplace practice in the context of the Covid-19 crisis. There are 5 key dimensions of fair work: Effective voice Security Opportunity Fulfilment Respect In the discussion, Tricia and Graeme consider these key dimensions in relation to the challenges that organisations are

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