Activ Absence has announced a sponsorship agreement with the online HR News platform for 2015.
- The collaboration focuses on addressing HR issues across the UK, with a special emphasis on Wales.
- Editor Lisa Baker highlighted the distinct HR challenges and opportunities unique to Wales.
- Adrian Lewis from Codel Software expressed alignment in mission and values between the two entities.
- The partnership aims for a mutually beneficial year, building on their shared commitment to HR excellence.
Activ Absence, a prominent player in the HR management sector, has revealed its sponsorship of the HR News website for the year 2015. The partnership is set to enhance the focus on HR-related issues affecting both the UK and particularly the Welsh market—a region often overlooked by mainstream HR outlets.
Notably, the editor of HR News, Lisa Baker, emphasized the importance of this initiative. She pointed out that tackling HR news specific to Wales addresses the significant cultural differences and unique challenges faced by HR professionals in the area. Baker remarked, “It’s great that we are finally able to tackle HR news and challenges specific to Wales, it isn’t like the rest of the UK.” This sentiment reflects the broader aim of the collaboration to shine a light on regional HR dynamics, supported by EU investments that have fostered a skilled workforce and a favorable growth climate in Wales.
This move by Activ Absence is backed by Codel Software’s Commercial Director, Adrian Lewis. He explained that the decision stems from a shared commitment to assisting businesses in Wales and building on a long-standing working relationship with the HR News editors. Lewis noted, “The work they have already done on absence management means their target readership are likely to come from our market sector, and like us, they have a firm commitment to helping businesses in Wales succeed.” This alignment in mission and vision suggests a promising year ahead for both parties involved.
By engaging in this sponsorship, Activ Absence and HR News are set to bring forward-thinking insights and tailored HR content to their audience, leveraging their shared passion for innovation in the HR space.
The sponsorship deal between Activ Absence and HR News promises a year of insightful collaboration tailored to UK and Welsh HR challenges.
