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CEDR in Conversation with Fraser Simpson - Making 'Speak Up' Human
29 minutes Posted May 15, 2024 at 3:10 pm.
Intro
Fraser introduces himself
What do we mean by 'speak up' culture?
How 'speak up' can improve well-being and create a sense of belonging
What are the consequences of getting it wrong and taking a policy led approach
The importance of getting the buy-in from the top
What are some of the barriers to people speaking up
Is there a renewed interest in 'speak up' due to external societal issues
Being proactive in approaching issues
Opportunities that arise as a result of a 'speak up' culture
Speak up should be part of a wider strategy
How do you as part of the legal function work with the 'people' teams in the organisation ?
What can people so straight away to make a difference?
How to make speaking up less intimidating?
Do managers have the practical skills to be able to actualise the principles of speaking up?
The issues associated with raising a grievance
What questions should leaders ask themselves as part of any incitive to implement change?
Final thoughts
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Fraser Simpson is Associate General Counsel - Ethics, Governance and Compliance at The Wellcome Trust, a large philanthropic foundation, based in London, that funds science to achieve global health outcomes.
Part of his role with the Wellcome Trust is building a culture where people feel safe to 'speak up'. In this wide ranging conversation Fraser speaks with CEDR's Head of Marketing Ben Thomson about:
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