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Being a Responsible Employer - Embedding Inclusion, Support & Compliance

April 23, 2026

09:00 - 11:30

Blackburn with Darwen

AfterAthena (facilitated by Janine Smith)

Blackburn businesses are invited to attend this engaging and practical session designed to help employers build stronger, more inclusive and compliant workplaces.

Delivered by AfterAthena and facilitated by Janine Smith, this session is ideal for business leaders, HR professionals and managers who want to better understand their responsibilities as employers while creating a positive and supportive working environment.

Throughout the morning, you’ll explore what it means to be a responsible employer in today’s evolving workplace landscape. The session will provide clear, practical guidance on embedding inclusive practices, supporting employee wellbeing and ensuring compliance with current employment expectations.

You’ll gain valuable insight into:

Creating an inclusive and supportive workplace culture
Understanding employer responsibilities and good practice
Supporting employee wellbeing and engagement
Embedding fair and consistent processes across your business
Navigating key areas of compliance with confidence
This interactive session encourages discussion, reflection and real-world application, giving you practical takeaways that can be implemented straight away within your organisation.

Whether you are reviewing your current approach or looking to strengthen your people practices, this session will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to move forward as a responsible employer.

Join us at Blackburn College’s Industry Collaboration Zone for an informative and insightful morning of learning, networking and practical support.

Venue address

Blackburn College – Industry Collaboration Zone
Feilden Street
Blackburn
BB2 1LH
United Kingdom

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