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A pivot in culture can lead to more innovative, collaborative, and inclusive workplaces.
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A pivot in culture can lead to more innovative, collaborative, and inclusive workplaces.
We deliver workshops to corporate clients, we utilise facilitation techniques and experiential learning to drive a shift in workplace culture. Through engaging and creative sessions, we cultivate an inclusive and supportive environment for all participants. We address important topics including micro-aggressions, intersectionality, well-being, accessibility, identity, workplace equity, and diversity.
Equipped with new knowledge together we reimagine workplace culture.
Our uniqueness lies in our dedication to Decolonial wellness practices and collective wellness. We actively distribute power and resources, fostering environments where individuals and workplaces can truly thrive. Backed by our certifications and training Community Empowerment Model, Group Facilitation, masters in Psychology, Safeguarding training and Mental Health First Aid. We offer a transformative experience that transcends traditional approaches. Choose Pivot Culture for a journey towards wellness and equity that's not just a service, but a way of life.
At Pivot Culture, we embody a holistic ethos centred around wellness. What sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to living our values every day. We engage in honest conversations, nurturing a culture of openness and transparency that extends not only within our team but also to our clients. Unlike elsewhere, we've pioneered a decolonized practice of wellness, acknowledging the diverse roots and contexts of well-being.
4/5 People leave work and do not report racism and (48%) were not satisfied with how they were handled when they reported it.
(Trade Uninon Congress, 2022)
But 15% of managers have responded to bullying, harassment or discrimination against one or more LGBT workers.
(Trade Union Congress, 2022)
72% of women encountered or witnessed inappropriate behaviour from male colleagues at work & 67% of women had experienced gender discrimination in some form.
55% from colleagues, and 40% said there is no knowledgable staff in their workplace.
(Birkbeck, 2023)
54% of employers we surveyed said they had concerns over a disabled employee’s ability to do the job. This affects their decision to offer a disabled person the job.
(Scope)
Over the last year, 57% of employees had witnessed discrimination or a lack of inclusivity whilst at work.
(Diversity & Inclusion in the Workplace Report, 2022)
We envision an equitable world where everyone enjoys access to wealth, including financial, social, health, and time resources.
Our mission is to support the transformation of work cultures centering equity and wellbeing.
Mc Gregor report, 2017
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