At some point in your career, you may well find that you are made redundant. What will it be like? How will you respond? What will be some of the challenges? What opportunities will it bring? Above all, what is a Christian perspective on it? That is what we are thinking through in our ‘Faith in the Workplace’ session this month. We’ll have an interview with a Wharf worker who has been through redundancy, and we’ll look at how the Bible speaks into this situation.
How productive would you say you are? How good are you at managing your time? Do you wish you could devote more time to projects outside of your work? God gives us time and we have to decide how we use it. At our Faith in the Workplace session, we are going to see how a biblical perspective on productivity can help us with the very practical day-to-day demands of life.
‘Being ambitious at work is a good thing. Managers like ambitious employees because of their enthusiasm and drive’ – so claims one business management article. But how about for a Christian? Can a godly Christian be ambitious at work? What does God think of such ambition?
John Young recently retired after 35 years at Pfizer. From the start of the COVID-19 pandemic he led Pfizer’s COVID SWAT team tasked with overseeing development of potential treatments and…
How should my faith impact my relationships at work? Is my relationship with Christ spilling over into other relationships? Does Jesus make me a better boss? A better employee? A better leader?
As a Christian who has spent many years working in the Wharf, Robert Frazer (Formerly Senior Vice President, Northern Trust) will begin by telling his story of how he came to faith in Christ, and then he will share how, over the course of a 31-year career in finance, he has sought to live out his faith in the workplace.
