How people professionals can look after their own mental health
Advice on how to manage your wellbeing when working in HR
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Periods of regional disruption or conflict can create complex legal and operational challenges for employers and HR professionals. Organisations must balance their duty of care to employees with compliance to evolving labour laws, government directives, and business continuity requirements.
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Advice on how to manage your wellbeing when working in HR
Practical guidance on helping employees adapt and thrive when faced with workplace stress
Explores mental health issues in the workplace focusing on supporting employees’ mental health
Compare your health and wellbeing practices with the latest trends, drawn from CIPD 2026 research data.
What can HR learn from people doing the most extreme jobs? This webinar is available on demand exclusive for CIPD Members, exploring practical guidance for the profession to cultivate immersion in their organisations.
Watch our on demand webinar. This session is designed for HR professionals, people managers, L&D practitioners, and others involved in building future-ready skills.
From April 2026, paternity leave and unpaid parental leave become day-one employment rights. Join our expert panel to unpack the legal changes, and how organisations can practically prepare for a potential increase in leave requests.