Workplace Matters Searches for a New Executive Director
Summary
According to Alan Harpham, WM’s Chairman, the St Albans-based ecumenical charity is looking for someone with a background in, and understanding of, business and the role that faith and spirituality plays in working life.He added: “In particular, we’re looking for someone who’ll not only provide strategic vision and direction but who will also seek and implement new and innovative ways of engaging faith and church with the business and work community.“Moreover, WM needs to represent the voice of the workplace – notably its spiritual needs – to churches which, by nature, tend to focus on communities other than those purely to do with work,” he added.Further information from: Alison Crookes, Workplace Matters, 01727 818144, workplacematters@stalbans.anglican.org Bob Little, Bob Little Press & PR, 01727 860405, bob.little@boblittlepr.com St Albans, United Kingdom, May 12, 2012 --( PR.com )-- Workplace Matters (WM), a charity which has over 50 years’ experience of taking Christian values into the workplace, including providing chaplaincy to a wide range of organisations within the private, not-for-profit and public sectors, has begun searching for its next Executive Director.The post became vacant a few weeks ago, following the resignation of the previous Director, on health grounds.According to Alan Harpham, WM’s Chairman, the St Albans-based ecumenical charity is looking for someone with a background in, and understanding of, business and the role that faith and spirituality plays in working life.These chaplains operate within the emergency services - in police stations, among fire and ambulance teams and so on - in the manufacturing industry; especially at Vauxhall Motors in Luton; in the ‘town centre retail’ environment; with those living and working along the Grand Union Canal, and at London Luton Airport.In addition, WM has launched EPICC, its consultancy arm, which aims to bring greater recognition and status to spirituality in the workplace.