Conferences

IES staff are very active beyond the commissioned project work they do, with national and international speaking and chairing engagements.

See any of our researchers’ individual activities on their profile pages.

 

  • Finding the Right Balance, What Works for Working Carers

    Wilson S, Long Term Conditions: Health at work conference 2017, Sterling Events, Birmingham, March 2017

  • Uber-flexible working: patterns and trends

    Broughton A, Uber-flexible working. Employment models and rights, Eversheds, Birmingham, February 2017

  • New performance management systems and trends

    Tamkin P, 2nd Human Resources Management for Power and Utilities Industry 2017, Prospero Events Group, Berlin, February 2017

  • Uber-flexible working: patterns and trends

    Broughton A, Uber-flexible working. Employment models and rights, Eversheds, London, February 2017

  • Brexit workforce implications for local government

    Tamkin P, London Councils' Great London Employment Forum, London Councils, London, February 2017

  • Organisational responses to mental health

    Wilson S, Mental Health at work, The @ Work Partnership, London, February 2017

  • Successful school-to-work transitions

    Hadjivassiliou K, Levelling the Playing Field, Teens and Toddlers, London, January 2017

  • Facilitators

    Reilly P, Hirsh W, Workforce planning in uncertain times - issues, tools and techniques, Universities & Colleges Employers Association workshop, Universities & Colleges Employers Association, London, January 2017

  • Contributor, EU Network event

    Stefan Speckesser, Making the PES Business Case, European Commission, Brussels Marriott Hotel Grand Place, January 2017

  • EU Network event

    Stefan Speckesser, Making the PES Business Case, European Commission, Brussels Marriott Hotel Grand Place, January 2017