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OllyBJolly · 05/06/2019 13:17

About 10 -15 years ago I was a member of a very valuable forum for HR people which was great for problem solving and ideas. It did have a small fee of about £25 to join IIRC.

I can not think for a second what it was or even if it's still going. I've tried googling.

Anyone know anything about it?

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Tiggy26 · 05/06/2019 18:03

are you on Facebook look at hr ninjas?

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Rainbowshine · 05/06/2019 18:09

If you’re a member of the CIPD they have a discussion forum which is really good

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flowery · 05/06/2019 18:35

The CIPD LinkedIn group and Facebook groups are pretty reasonable.

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flowery · 05/06/2019 18:50

I just requested to join HR ninjas, if anyone who is charge of approving members is reading...!

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OllyBJolly · 05/06/2019 20:39

Thanks for that.

It's more of an OD question I want to ask - the CIPD site isn't too hot on that.

In a nutshell, I'm down to do a training session for a team next week- dry topic. A key team member sadly died of a long illness although still attending work until very recently. Funeral was last week. Young, talented chap with young family. It's hurting everyone.

I'm thinking it might be better to do something a bit more engaging and active than the planned session. I was looking for ideas on workshops based around workplace wellbeing, communication, time management - something that's not lecturing ="talk and chalk" as we used to say (showing my age with that one!) .

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flowery · 06/06/2019 13:57

Having now joined HR Ninjas (and promptly outed myself Grin ) it seems very busy and might be worth a go for this Olly?

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Tiggy26 · 07/06/2019 10:42

glad you guys have joined hr ninjas it's a good source of information and networking. I've made some great contacts too! doh re being outed :-(

re your topic is worth bring in a counsellor - if yes I know of a great one. pm me if you want her details hope you are ok too as it's always a hard topic but make sure you look after yourself too :-)

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flowery · 07/06/2019 14:36

No I was fine being outed, or rather outing myself- I don’t attempt to maintain anonymity on here anyway- my website is in my profile so anyone can see who I am if they want. I just ‘outed’ myself because a lovely lady posted saying she always wondered who flowery is on MN, and as I was on the thread in question I thought I should confess!

Seems a good group, nice and busy. Smile

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Rainbowshine · 07/06/2019 18:54

Olly that’s a difficult situation, I hope you’re ok.

Can I recommend Mind as a source of resources for mindfulness and also support for the employees dealing with this?

I would also contact your employee assistance programme provider as they may have training and resources and they may have specialist bereavement counselling available.

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HermioneWeasley · 07/06/2019 21:41

Have a think about the purpose, objectives and outcomes of the session, and then how you might go about achieving those in a more engaging/interactive way.

Have you ever used appreciative enquiry approaches?

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mademoisellegazelle · 09/06/2019 21:29

The Facebook page is very busy but confidentiality might be an issue if looking to vent- a poster this week had her posts sent to her employer.

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Unburnished · 17/06/2019 06:41

@mademoisellegazelle. What? That’s outrageous! It doesnt seem like a very professional group (unless the poster in question had done something very bad indeed).

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