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.

 

  • Shared services: challenges and opportunities in the public sector

    Reilly P, Collaborative working and shared services debate, PPMA and NW Employers, Wigan, January 2011

  • Successful staff engagement

    Robinson D, Working through change: developing a productive and engaged workforce, National Institute for Health Research, London, January 2011

  • Doctoral Graduate Destinations: 3.5 years on: Analysis of the Longitudinal Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education Survey

    Pollard E, Sixth Postgraduate Careers Symposium, College of Medicine, Biological Sciences and Psychology, University of Leicester, Leicester, January 2011

  • Delivering services differently: the HR challenge

    Reilly P, Delivering services differently: meeting the CSR challenge, East of England LGA, Cambridge, January 2011

  • The impact of the recession on the South East, and the response of learning providers

    Cox A, The Recession: Its impact on education, training and learners, The Post-14 Network, London, December 2010

  • HR Delivery Models in Challenging Times

    Reilly P, NHS North West HR Directors Conference, NHS North West, Liverpool, December 2010

  • Presentation of the EIRO Industrial Relations Dictionary

    Broughton A, European Industrial Relations Dictionary Fifth Anniversary event, European Foundation, Dublin, Brussels, December 2010

  • Current salary & performance related pay structures & frameworks for civil servants & public servants in the UK

    Reilly P, Fujian Provincial Department of Finance, China, UK China Training Ltd, London Metropolitan University, December 2010

  • West London action learning set: HR communication and integration

    Reilly P, Hirsh W, Heads of HR London Councils, London Councils, London, November 2010

  • Co-ordinator and Chair

    Meager N, Peer Review: Using Reference Budgets for drawing up the requirements of a minimum income scheme and assessing adequacy, EU Peer Review in Social Inclusion and Social Protection, Namur, Belgium, November 2010