Centre for Organisational Resilience

Centre for Organisational Resilience

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The Centre for Organisational Resilience, established as part of Lincoln International Business School, University of Lincoln.

The Centre for Organisational Resilience was founded at the Lincoln International Business School, part of the University of Lincoln. Through interdisciplinary research and evidence-informed practice, the Centre aims to address the major issues affecting the resilience of the UK workforce, through co-created learning and the delivery of evidence-based products and services. Background:
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Part I: A guide to understanding applied workplace wellbeing research 19/04/2022

Are you in interested in understanding more about how research can be applied to real-world contexts? Would you like to learn more about workplace wellbeing applications of research?

Sign up to attend the first in a series of free webinars on Weds 4th May at 12:30.
https://lnkd.in/d6UCYcW5

Part I: A guide to understanding applied workplace wellbeing research A free webinar providing insights in to applied research. We will be answering some FAQs about the various stages of the research process.

Stress and mental health at work – what every small business needs to know. 17/02/2022

Are you a small business owner or manager wanting to know how to reduce employee stress and promote good mental health? If so, this webinar in partnership with Health and Safety Executive and on Weds 9th March 10-11am is for you!
Book your place here

Stress and mental health at work – what every small business needs to know. A free webinar to offer small businesses expertise, advice & real-world insight for reducing work-related stress & improving mental health.

02/12/2021

Line managers are being invited to take part in a new training pilot!

The pilot will help line managers promote and protect the wellbeing of their staff.

🗓 Deadline for applications to take part – 17 December 2021

🗒 More details here: lncn.ac/cub

Sleep Talking... No Rest for the Workers! 19/10/2021

Sleep Talking... No Rest for the Workers! | Webinar 4th November 1pm

This free event shares the latest research findings conducted as part of the Midlands Mental Health and Productivity Pilot being held across the Midlands Engine Region and aims to highlight the important links between sleep, rest, mental health and workplace performance.

Register here:

Sleep Talking... No Rest for the Workers! How sleep and rest can aid better mental health in the workplace.

Boost Staff Wellbeing - Thrive at Work - 28 October 2021 12/10/2021

Boost Staff Wellbeing - Thrive at Work - 28 October 2021

Thrive at Work is a free, workplace wellbeing programme that is helping thousands of workers in the Midlands to feel healthier and more productive. It empowers employers to take a proactive approach to build employee and organisational resilience.

The programme can help you cut staff sickness absence, improve engagement and retention of your workforce, and deliver results for your bottom line.

Join the webinar for an interactive and informative session where you can find out more about this free programme from West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA)

Register here:

Boost Staff Wellbeing - Thrive at Work - 28 October 2021 Boost Staff Wellbeing - Thrive at Work

Starting a conversation across the Midlands - Bridge the gap, start a chat 23/09/2021

Starting a conversation across the Midlands - Bridge the gap, start a chat | 28th September 11:30am Webinar

As part of MHPP’s ‘Start a Chat’ campaign we’re bringing together high profile speakers and organisations across the Midlands to share knowledge, ideas and to help ensure that our region is a great place to live and work.

This event will tell you more about the Start a Chat campaign – and how you can move from conversation to action to help create a working environment where all of your employees can be healthy, happy and able to thrive at work.

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Starting a conversation across the Midlands - Bridge the gap, start a chat Starting a conversation across the Midlands: turning talk into action. Join our online event to mark the launch of the Start a Chat campaign

06/09/2021

10th September, 10am | Webinar

As we continue to recover from the pandemic, mental health and wellbeing at work has never been more important.

This webinar has been developed to help you to bring the campaign to life in your workplace and get your organisation talking. In this session we’ll be focusing on how to start a conversation about mental health in the office.

Register: https://lnkd.in/e3qzg99b

31/08/2021

The University of Lincoln has received the prestigious Race Equality Charter Bronze Award for its efforts to tackle racial inequality - one of only 21 UK universities.

Read more: http://lncn.ac/bronzeaward

How to start a chat about mental health – for hybrid working 25/08/2021

14th September, 10am | Free Webinar

The 'how to start a chat about mental health – for hybrid working' webinar has been developed for organisations who are moving towards hybrid ways of working. It is for any Midlands employers who want to run the Start a Chat campaign but would like further support on making this relevant for the specific challenges and opportunities that hybrid working offers.

Register: https://lnkd.in/dg_d2MFZ

How to start a chat about mental health – for hybrid working Starting a chat might seem small – but it can make a big difference.

17/08/2021

We’re excited to be a part of the campaign from Midlands Mental Health & Productivity Pilot . You don’t have to be an expert to make a difference when it comes to mental health. Explore free resources, tips and ideas at www.mhpp.me/StartaChat

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