The UHR Conference 2023 took place from 9 to 11 May Conference 2023 had the theme 'Working Well'. It was a virtual event that took place on the Hopin platform, and via Team Tickets, every colleague in every UHR member university was invited to attend. Great sessions from headline speakers, and specialist sessions from a wide range of providers and peers in other universities meant that #UHR23 was an amazing source of CPD for everyone working in Higher Education HR. Thanks to everyone that joined us.
Our regular seasonal webinars return with SpringWise* - and for spring 23 we've invited some of our favourite sector voices to lead webinars on a range of current issues, including trans right and gender critical beliefs, positive action, undertaking investigations, and managing large-scale HR change projects. Free to members and starting in February, all sessions are open to book now.
This article from VWV is one of a series published on the UHR website in the run-up to UHR’s 2022 Conference: Everyone Onboard! “It’s a difficult situation. Employee A approaches a member of the HR team and describes how they feel they have been discriminated against by colleagues but say they don't want to take the issue any further. What should HR do next?”
Vialto are running face-to-face global mobility roundtables for the H E sector, in Birmingham, Edinburgh and London.
The UK Higher Education sector continues to respond to the opportunities, and grapple with the challenges, arising from the new workforce operating models necessitated by the Covid-19 pandemic and the changing regulatory landscape in general. A number of these are not limited to the UK.