Creating Inclusive Workplaces: Employers in Conversation with Migrants

Join employers, HR professionals, community leaders, and migrant workers for a practical and collaborative discussion on creating workplaces where everyone can thrive.

Migrants and refugees make significant contributions to Wales' workforce, economy, and communities. However, many continue to face barriers to recruitment, progression, and workplace inclusion, and may be more vulnerable to unfair treatment or exploitation.

Together, we'll share experiences, discuss challenges, and identify solutions that benefit both employers and workers while contributing to a more inclusive Wales.

About the Ending Workplace Exploitation Project

This event forms part of the Ending Workplace Exploitation (EWE) Project, which works to tackle unfair treatment of migrants in the workplace, promote workers' rights, and protect the dignity of migrant workers across Wales.

Migrant workers make valuable contributions to Wales' economy and communities, yet many remain more vulnerable to exploitation and less likely to report concerns due to fears of losing their job or facing further disadvantage.

The project takes a collaborative approach by:

• Working directly with communities at risk of workplace exploitation.
• Supporting employers to develop inclusive workplace practices and structures.
• Influencing wider systems and policies that help protect the rights of migrant workers.

Through community engagement, employer partnerships, and advocacy, the project aims to create workplaces where everyone is treated fairly, valued for their contribution, and able to thrive.

Who Is This Event For?

We particularly welcome:

• Employers and business owners e.g Amazon Swansea and DVLA
• HR professionals and recruitment teams
• Migrant and refugee workers
• Health & social care organisations e.g Cartrefi & Newcross
• Cleaning sector organisations
• Warehousing & Logistics e.g Cross Hands warehouses
• Hospitality sector organisations
• Educational institutions e.g Universities and Colleges
• Public Sector organisations e.g NHS and Local authorities and wider public sector organisations

Why Attend?

• Gain valuable insight into the experiences of migrant workers.
• Learn practical approaches to creating more inclusive workplaces.
• Connect with employers, community organisations, and sector stakeholders.
• Contribute to positive change and help build a more inclusive Wales.

During the Session, We Will:

• Hear directly from refugees and migrants about their workplace experiences.
• Explore practical ways to remove barriers to recruitment, belonging, and progression.
• Share good practice and learn from employers across different sectors.
• Help shape the first-ever Migrant Positive Pledge for employers.

Important Information

This is a free, interactive roundtable event bringing together employers, HR professionals, community leaders, and migrant workers for meaningful discussion, shared learning, and networking opportunities. Participants will have the chance to exchange ideas, explore practical solutions, and contribute to building more inclusive workplaces across Wales.

We look forward to welcoming you to an open and constructive conversation about building workplaces where everyone can belong, contribute, and succeed.
Have a look at our website page: https://www.caentr.org/ewe for more in information about the project.

You can also as well email: [email protected]