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Past events

Here you can see all our past events.

  • A premature baby's foot is supported by a parent's hand

    Network Chairs – Neonatal support for parents

    Working Families’ next Network Chairs event will discuss how employers and their parent networks can best support parents with babies receiving neonatal care.

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    Network Chairs – Insights from the Working Families Index

    We are delighted to be joined by Simon Kelleher, Working Families’ Head of Policy and Influencing, who will be sharing with us the key findings of the first Working Families Index, our comprehensive study into the lives and work of parents and carers in the UK, including the effects of the pandemic, and the challenges facing families and employers.

  • Working Families Best Practice Awards 2022 – afternoon tea celebration

    Join us, and our official event partner Bright Horizons Work+Family Solutions, as we announce the winners of Working Families Best Practice Awards 2022, at a special afternoon tea held at the prestigious Vintners' Hall in London.

  • Managing through Covid – Insights from Parents who are Managers

    What can the pandemic experience of those with dual responsibility teach us about the challenges and opportunities of flexible working? Find out when you join us for a round table discussion, exclusively available to our employer members.

  • The Working Families Index Webinar

    At this webinar, our Chief Executive, Jane van Zyl will be sharing the findings of this extensive research, looking at the effects of the pandemic and the challenges faced by families, and discussing what it all means for the future of flexible working.

  • Virtual Network Chairs Event – Supporting mental health and wellbeing

    Working Families’ next Network Chairs event will take place as a virtual discussion at 12pm on 2nd March. We will be discussing how employers and their networks support the mental health and wellbeing of parents, carers and all employees within the organisation.

  • Working Families Equalised Parental Leave Roundtable

    In this session, Angela Gibson, Employee Relations Senior Manager at TSB and David Blackburn, Chief People Officer at the Financial Services Compensation Scheme will provide an insight into how they have successfully been through the process of implementing equalised parental leave within their organisations.