As part of the ongoing commitment to help employees balance their family life with work, a series of short online seminars (webinars) for line managers were held in November 2011.

If you have missed the webinars you can now access the recordings here: http://www.workingfamilies.org.uk/articles/employers/consultancy-and-training/lse-30-minute-webinars-for-managers |

Webinar 1: "Does Dad matter?"
Broadcast live on Wednesday 16 November 10 – 10.30am

The webinar will look at the business case for the 21st century dad and how to engage fathers and maximise their contribution and career at work.

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Webinar 2: "Work life balance – for everyone!"
Broadcast live on Wednesday 23 November 10 – 10.30am

The webinar will explore work-life balance: what it is, why it is important and how flexible working can help to design a team that meets the needs of the manager, the organisation and employees.

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Webinar 3: "High performance, flexible teams"Broadcast live on Wednesday 30 November 10 – 10.30am

The webinar will explore how to manage, motivate and build high performance into everything the team does.

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The webinars were presented by Liz Morris, consultant and coach for Working Families and Alexandra Beauregard, Lecturer in Employment Relations and Organisational Behaviour, Department of Management.

Further free webinars from Working families

You can access further 15 minutes long webinars on the Working Families website: http://www.workingfamilies.org.uk/articles/employers/resources-guides-and-free-webinars/free-webinars-for-employees-and-hr-managers |

Each FREE webinar provides one core concept from our paid-for sessions to help you build resilience, create better balance and maximise performance at work. Webinars include top tips for flexible working, how to maximise your career, tips for working carers and working parents.