Family Friendly Workplaces Education Session

3rd December 2025 | 11am to 12pm

Join us for the next in the series of free webinars, to find out how the UK’s first Family-Friendly Workplace certification is shaping the future of work and what it could mean for your organisation. 

The pioneering programme, developed by Parents at Work and delivered by Working Families sets new standards for family-friendly workplaces across the globe. By standing out as an employer who cares and invests in their people, and setting the course for lasting change, the certification helps businesses develop solutions that are future-proof. Employers that are recognised for supporting employees not only attract fresh talent, but create a committed workforce that feels valued, which translates to higher productivity and engagement. Providing a clear roadmap for change, businesses who become certified can rest assured they are not just industry-leading, but ahead of the curve in building family-friendly workplaces of the future.  

We are delighted to be joined by our panel: 

• Jane van Zyl, CEO, Working Families 
• Joanne Waterworth, Head of Employer Services, Working Families  
• Nicole Basra, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Director UK/I, dentsu

We’ll be discussing what it takes to be a Family-Friendly certified employer, how the certification process works, and why the right people practices don’t just create more inclusive workplaces; they also drive business performance.  

Book now and join a community of trailblazers committed to positive change and building family-friendly workplaces of the future.

This event is part of Good Employment Week 2025. Led by the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter, the week celebrates good work and highlights why it matters. This year’s theme, “Good Employment is your Right!”, aligns with the upcoming Employment Rights Bill and includes the Know Your Rights quiz – a short, interactive tool to help employees understand their workplace rights. As a Charter partner, Working Families is proud to support the campaign. Join us to explore how family-friendly working practices can help create fairer, more inclusive workplaces. Learn more at goodemploymentweek.co.uk