Connect with others, hear the research findings and help shape what's next for job sharing.

Join us for an informal, engaging and thoughtful evening exploring how we move job sharing from good practice to business as usual.

Connect with others, hear the findings from the roundtable discussions at the ‘Mainstreaming Jobshare Partnerships’ event in June and join the discussions about shaping the next steps.

Hosted by the HR, Work and Employment Research Group and Job Share Network South West.

Free drinks and canapes provided!

Who is this event for?

This free event welcomes anyone interested in job share partnerships - from employers, academics, HR practitioners, recruiters and policy makers to those with lived experience of job sharing. If you’re curious about breaking down barriers and unlocking the full potential of job share partnerships, we’d love you to come along and join the discussion.

Event details:

Date: Tuesday 08 September 2026

Time: 6pm – 8pm

Venue: Watershed (Waterside 3), 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol BS1 5TX

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Parking and transport: find out about getting to the venue on the Watershed's website here https://www.watershed.co.uk/visit/

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