Introducing a Workforce Recruitment Policy
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Online event
Put diversity and inclusion at the heart of your organisation with our practical advice and steps for organisational change.
About this event
This session focuses on helping employers introduce a meaningful workforce recruitment policy, encouraging them to actively consider the different entry routes they use, what they want to use these routes to do and the recruitment approaches and commitments they will make as a company, with diversity and inclusion at the heart.
This training builds on where our Best Practice Guide to Recruitment session ends, so you may find it beneficial to attend that one beforehand.
This session is part of our series of Fair Access Sector Support training which has been tailored specifically for Scotland’s cultural sector, funded by Creative Scotland. It’s designed for anyone that makes decisions regarding recruitment and is accompanied by a Best Practice Recruitment Guide for Creative Leaders.
Duration: 90 minutes (including breaks)
Venue: This is an online training session hosted on Zoom, the link to join will be sent to you ahead of the event.
Tickets: This is a free event for employers working in the cultural sector in Scotland. Tickets must be booked through Eventbrite. If you are unable to attend the event, please de-register on Eventbrite or let us know via email so we can open your space up to another organisation as spaces are limited.
Accessibility: Live captions will be available on the day using Zoom’s automatic live transcription. If you have any specific access requirements, please email info@ccskills.org.uk
About Creative & Cultural Skills
We are the UK-wide agency working to create a fair, skilled and accessible cultural sector by shaping skills, education and employment best practice. Visit ccskills.org.uk to find out more and follow us on Twitter for the latest news.
This training event has been supported by Creative Scotland and consequently is only available to organisations based in Scotland. Find out more about our Fair Access Sector Support programmes in England and Northern Ireland on our website. We are currently exploring funding options to make this available Wales.
