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Because an involved workforce makes the world of work better

The IPA is Britain’s leading organisation delivering employee engagement, collaborative working, and employee voice in the workplace

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Strengthening Employment Relations

Strengthening Employment Relations

The Employment Rights Act presents a range of challenges and opportunities for employers as they navigate new responsibilities. Find out how IPA can help.

A Guide to Establishing Staff Networks

This CIPD guidance, written by IPA, provides managers and employee representatives with advice on setting up employee networks, employee resource groups (ERGS) or other informal networks for employees with protected characteristics or similar needs and interests.

Representing people working remotely

Representing people working remotely

Employees working remotely or in hybrid work patterns presents important challenges for represents.

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What new sectoral bargaining could mean for pay and workforce stability

What new sectoral bargaining could mean for pay and workforce stability

Naomi Cooke, Head of Workforce at the Local Government Association, reflects on what the introduction of a new model of sectoral bargaining could mean for…

Jun 2026

Beyond rhetoric: what is really sustaining – or undermining – DEI in UK workplaces?

Beyond rhetoric: what is really sustaining – or undermining – DEI in UK workplaces?

Diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) has not disappeared from organisational agendas, but it is under pressure. It feels more fragile, more contested, and harder to…

Jun 2026

IPA Employee Voice Survey

IPA Employee Voice Survey

Strong employee voice helps organisations make better decisions, manage change more effectively and build trust at work. To understand how this works in practice, we…

Apr 2026

The five disruptors of the UK industrial model

The five disruptors of the UK industrial model

With prescience and clarity, the outgoing Chair of ACAS, Clare Chapman, in a recent address to the IPA’s Work Insights Network identified the five ‘disruptors’…

Apr 2026

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