This National Inclusion Week (NIW 2025), we’re celebrating progress, and the opportunities to build workplaces where everyone belongs.
Across the UK, organisations are taking action to embed inclusion, creating stronger teams, wider perspectives and better outcomes for all.
To find out how we can support your organisation's inclusion goals, get in touch for a free consultation.
Expert insights from Empowering People Group: Strategies for empowering managers, raising neuro-inclusion awareness and effectively supporting neurodiverse talent.
For National Inclusion Week, our group experts are sharing two essential resources to help your organisation improve inclusion.
Championing Inclusion in 2025 from our employee relations specialists outlines five practical steps to build a truly inclusive workplace.
Alongside it, our group eLearning experts' guide to Inclusive Learning Practices shows how to keep training fresh, challenge bias and equip managers to support every employee.
Our digital learning experts deliver Equality, Diversity and Inclusion training that empowers employees to build inclusive workplaces.
Courses cover topics such as:
Our expert-led eLearning makes complex legislation clear and practical, covering key topics like:
Courses help teams stay confident, compliant, and up to date with evolving laws, including the Employment Rights Bill.
By turning legal requirements turning legal requirements into everyday practices that reduce risk and build respectful, inclusive workplaces.
Our career transition and development experts deliver engaging workshops that equip employees with the tools, techniques, and behaviours to succeed.
Sessions focus on enhancing leadership, supporting diversity, and promoting wellbeing, helping teams perform at their best while building positive, inclusive workplace cultures.
Each workshop draws on real-world expertise, giving participants practical skills they can apply immediately.
Using actionable insights from its employee relations data through the empower® solution, Wickes identified a need for additional manager training to better support neurodivergent colleagues.
With this insight, the retailer partnered with the National Autistic Society to provide enhanced training and awareness of the unique talents and challenges of autistic employees.
This proactive approach is helping Wickes create a more inclusive environment and strengthen support for every member of its team.