Employee Voice Hub

The Employee Voice Hub is a place where employee representatives from staff forums or works councils, can come together with Trade Union representatives, HR and employee engagement professionals to exchange ideas, share knowledge and experience.

The objective of the Hub is to support representatives to be a robust, informed and strategically minded employee voice in their own organisations, that contributes to the organisation’s success.

To become a member of the IPA Employee Voice Hub please email Derek Luckhurst

Get involved

Regular online events are held for Hub participants on topical issues relevant to the future of the workplace. Each event will involve a presentation from a specialist speaker and opportunity for discussion and sharing experience and knowledge.

Click here to see the upcoming events and reserve your place

Join the conversation

We also have a LinkedIn group to allow discussion and questions in a safe space. Ask your peers questions and find out what everyone is thinking about current topics.

To become a member of the LinkedIn group, please join here.

Watch back previous Employee Voice Hub events

A summary of the July 2021 Employee Voice Hub event where Shauna Hutchinson, Resident Engagement Manager at Network Homes talked about Staff Networks and how to improve understanding and collaborative working in teams.

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