Join guests Emma Anglim, director at Brightwater Recruitment, Steve George, Head of Learning at the CIPD, and Michael O'Brien, Manager (Munster & South East Region) at Collins McNicholas Recruitment and HR Services Group, as they discuss the benefits of the CIPD as a career partner with host Meg Dunphy.

The episode explores the value of CIPD membership for both employers and professionals, the evolving roles of the people profession, and the wealth of support the CIPD offers to help develop members' careers.

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Join us for part two of our Annual Conference highlights! This episode delves into insights on AI and features snippets from two popular panel discussions. 

CIPD awards winners give advice on embedding equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI), maintaining it as a priority in all circumstances, and handling backlash against EDI efforts.

Additionally, our HR Director panel explores the importance of workplace mental health, in line with our latest HR Practices report findings.  

Tune in for essential insights and practical advice for people professionals.

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In the latest episode of the CIPD in Ireland podcast, Meg Dunphy, CIPD Ireland HR Policy & Engagement Manager, presents some of the highlights from our Annual Conference. 

Our CIPD Ireland Director Mary Connaughton analyses our latest HR Practices in Ireland research while Paul Healy talks about cooperation between ourselves and Skillnet Ireland as we launch our new Sustainable People Practices guide.

You'll also hear great leadership insights from a CEO panel as well as an excerpt from our keynote with the wonderful Deborah Meaden, businesswoman and star of BBC's Dragons Den.

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Dive into this month's podcast episode, where host Lisa Hogan, our Membership Development and Communications Manager, engages in a dynamic conversation with David D'Souza, Director of Profession at the CIPD.

Together, they unravel the intricacies of CIPD membership, focusing specifically on its value and local offerings within Ireland.

Join us as we explore the benefits that come with CIPD membership and uncover how it can be leveraged to elevate your career journey.

Whether you're seeking to maximize your professional network or enhance your skill set, this episode offers invaluable insights into how CIPD membership can propel your career forward.

Tune in now to discover the wealth of support and opportunities awaiting you!

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Join us as we discuss Protected Disclosures legislation in Ireland and specifically the additions to the legislation as per the Amendment Act 2022.

In this informative episode, we're fortunate to have Emmet Whelan, Partner at Byrne Wallace LLP, lending his expertise in Protected Disclosures.

Tune in for a comprehensive breakdown of the original and amended legislation, insights on drafting effective policies and procedures, navigating the nuances between grievances and protected disclosures, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations, conducting initial assessments, and the procedural steps involved in a thorough investigation.

Stay informed, stay compliant – listen now!

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The pace of change has never been faster and with it comes a responsibility on our profession to look at digitalisation holistically within our organisations and how we design work. 

In this episode we're presenting some highlights from our 2023 annual Wellbeing seminar and part two from our Digital Transformation and Talent session with Kerry Group.

From the Wellbeing seminar, Dr. Caroline Murphy of University of Limerick, who is conducting research on digitalisation and the impact that has on job design on behalf of CIPD, shares insights into how job design and management practices can have a positive impact on wellbeing. CIPD researcher, Jake Young speaks about some key learnings from the Good Work Index and the impact digital work has on wellbeing research. 

Next, Ben Hallinan, Vice President of ICT at Kerry Group, brings us through the challenges and practical insights into how Kerry are harnessing technology to the betterment of their business and employees.

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In October 2023, CIPD had the pleasure of being hosted by Kerry Group for an exclusive in-person event, delving into the heart of digital transformation at Kerry. During this session, we explored such topics as digitalisation and talent development, and benefitted from valuable and practical peer learning. For those who couldn’t attend, we are delighted to bring you a two-part episode featuring highlights from this insightful session.

In this initial episode, Rosane Galvao, Kerry‘s Global Director of Learning & Leadership Development, shared her insights into, and experience around, digital transformation and capability building and the future of learning. She provided a compelling perspective on the mindset of the emerging Gen Z workforce and how it may differ from that of older colleagues, offering a real wake-up call for us all.

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Join Mary Connaughton, Director of CIPD Ireland, and Olivier Dubuisson, Co-Founder of Rythmik, in our latest thought-provoking podcast as they explore the profound impact AI is having on our rapidly changing world of work.

Delve into the critical themes of curiosity, experimentation, and continual learning, as they emphasise the necessity of these traits in staying ahead in an AI-driven landscape. 

Discover how AI is reshaping job roles and structures, fostering a culture of innovation, and expanding its influence across industries. As they navigate the terrain of AI, Mary and Olivier also tackle pressing ethical concerns, shedding light on issues of bias and privacy, and discussing the potential consequences of technology for disadvantaged groups without access.

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