Let’s Talk Safety
We recently launched our ‘Let’s Talk Safety’ blog series with or Work Health and Safety expert Paul Marson. Paul Marson has excellent experience supporting businesses to respond to an ever-increasing regulatory environment, across a wide variety of industries including logistics, manufacturing, medical device, finance, semi-state, technology, and childcare.
We sat down with Paul to learn more about his role, his career highlights and ask him his thoughts on the state of Workplace Health and Safety in Ireland. You can read the full article here.
As part of the series he also shared his insights on the topic of Driver Safety in his article “Should Employers be concerned with driving for work safety? What Organisations need to know”.
Get full article here.
We’re Hiring
We’re always looking for extraordinary people to join our talented team. As part of our growth strategy for the business, we are currently looking to recruit experienced and ambitious HR Practitioners to work closely with our current and potential clients to identify and understand their requirements.
Why work with Adare Human Resource Management?
We are a leading, progressive and expanding professional services Company with a reputation for excellence across all sectors. Offering excellent career opportunities for dynamic and passionate professionals looking to thrive in a busy and challenging work environment.
To learn more about careers with Adare Human Resource Management please visit our Careers page.
Upcoming Events
We are delighted to support and participate in several upcoming leading industry events.
- 7th March 2023 – Navigating A Rapidly Changing Landscape: HR And Employment Law Updates – Drogheda and District Chamber
- 7th March 2023 – HR Strategic Priorities In The Non-Profit Sector - The Wheel
- 8th March 2023 – HR And Employment Law Update: Sick Leave Act 2022 – DFI Ireland
- 23rd March 2023 – National Menopause Summit – Advocating for Change
Adare Human Resource Management in the News
Our Head of Employer Relations, Katie Ridge, recently featured in national press advocating for inclusive work policies to support women and highlighting Menopause as a priority workplace matter to be addresses by Organisations. She explained the legal issues that may emerge if Menopause policies are ignored, in respect of discrimination on grounds of gender, disability, and/or age under the Employment Equality Acts and hazard or risk control measures that may arise in respect of the Health and Safety Law.
Katie will provide guidance on practical supports that can be implemented by Irish businesses at her upcoming presentation at the National Menopause Summit on the 23rd of March. She will share information on inclusive and compassionate work policies that ensure all feel supported to forge forward in their careers. It’s a talk not to be missed!