
Thanks for dropping by. You can find out about me and my work here. I’m available to create employee handbooks and art work for you, there is some of my art for sale and I am happy to discuss any HR management projects with you.
My experience is a mix of working in human resources for large unionised companies such as GKN and Leyland DAF in the 1980s as well as national and international businesses in Birmingham, London, Hong Kong and a few other places. Throw in a bit of Legal PA/Office Management work and art event organisation and promotion and that’s me really.

There’s been a few art projects along the way including organising a chat between Rawtrachs and Horace Panter of The Specials and I’ve given away Free Art around Walsall in the West Midlands.
Have a little trot around and if I can do anything for you please email or call me.
Thanks,
Carolyn
HUMAN RESOURCES
People Management – People Support – Employee Engagement
I’m happy to work with you on your communications which can be digital for use on social media or on your intranet if that is how you communicate with people. I can create digital employee handbooks as well as documents for print or to be shared as a pdf. My work will include your vision and values as well as your policies and procedures without it coming across as a rule book and intended to help with employee engagement.
Policies for teapots, pigs and dogs. Don’t stand in line though.
We come together in organisations or work together on projects and we have to understand what we can and can’t do at work. The policies for timekeeping and attendance are the simple things, it’s understanding culture that takes time. So what makes people compete at work, why do they need to take stories to their managers about colleagues? Where does this come from, a need to shine in such a way? Your HR practices will shape your culture and you can decide what you would like to be rewarded in your organisation. The difficulty comes in how to manage a talented bully, how to get people to come together as a team and trust each other. There’s more to it than this as well.