The shortlist for our 2024 Good Employment Awards highlights a variety of organisations from Greater Manchester committed to fairness, equality and employee empowerment. Join us as we spotlight the innovative approaches shaping workplaces and driving positive change in the region.

Discover insights on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and charity-business relationships in the UK, written by Mike Phillips, Managing Director of Purepages. Learn about the evolving dynamics, from relevant partnerships to the importance of Social Impact Statements (SIS) and effective fundraising strategies. Explore how businesses can make a positive impact on communities while enhancing their brand image.

Discover why prioritising neurodiversity in the workplace is crucial for creating inclusive environments where every individual can thrive. Learn about the benefits, challenges, and strategies for supporting neurodiverse teams. Join the movement towards a more inclusive future.

Discover the latest additions to the Greater Manchester good employment movement, making a positive impact on over 20,000 employees. Among them are two NHS organisations, with one being the first NHS Foundation Trust to join. Witness this significant milestone for Greater Manchester and the health and social care sector.

Discover the transformative journey of an apprentice as they reflect on their experience during National Apprenticeship Week 2024. Explore insights into skills development, workplace challenges, and the impact of fair wages, showcasing the value of apprenticeships for both individuals and businesses.

Explore the future of work—driven by a surge in demand for flexibility. Spring 2024 brings legislative reforms, making flexible working the default. Acas offers the 'Flex at Work' Toolkit and a Code of Practice for positive employer approaches. Embrace workplace flexibility for good work and join Acas's campaign.

This blog reflects on how the Charter has adapted to challenges from Brexit and COVID-19. In 2024, the focus is on equity, technology's role, and promoting fairness at work. The blog provides insights into the 2024 Good Employment Week, highlighting the ongoing commitment to social justice and 'good work for all.'

Sharon Amesu, Board Member of the Charter, extends her gratitude to the new Members of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter. She celebrates the achievements of the new Members, and in particular the milestone that all 10 local authorities are now accredited.

In this blog, Phil Arnold talks about committing to long-term equality, diversity and inclusion practices and how it is effective by sharing a Digital Independent Specialist College (DISC) Manchester case study.