Name: The Flex Factor: Jobsharing for Talent, Retention and Results
Start: 2025-09-24T12:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-09-24T13:00:00+01:00

**🗓 Date: 24th September**
**⏰ Time: 12:00 PM**
**📍 Location: Zoom (the link will appear once you RSVP)**

Job sharing is a working arrangement where two people share the responsibilities of one full-time role; bringing together complementary skills, better work-life balance, and continuity for employers. Despite its potential, job sharing is often overlooked as “too complicated” to implement. But done right, it can be a game-changer for both individuals and organisations, especially for women.

✨ **Why Attend?**

Discover how job sharing isn’t just flexible, it’s a smart strategy for growth, balance, and business success. Whether you're curious about job sharing for yourself or your team, this session will show you how shared roles can unlock talent, boost retention, and build more inclusive, agile workplaces.

👥 **What to Expect:**

· Real-world insights from two executive-level job sharers
· Practical tools and strategies for making job sharing work
· Live Q&A

🎙️ **About the Speakers:**

Carol Castle and Cathy Sinclair are Co-Directors at Sheffield Hallam University and Co-Founders of Jobshare Works. With 8+ years of experience leading high-impact portfolios together, they’ve become trailblazers in flexible leadership and inclusive workplace design.

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