Phoenix Human Resources - specialist consultancy providing support for organisational development, culture change, diversity initiatives and working with sensitive issues in the workplace. This includes strategy design, policy development, designing and delivering bespoke programmes or interventions. The strategic remit of Phoenix HR is to work at the leading edge, provide the implementation of new fields of organisational thinking and add value by adding values. They do this through designing strategies, developing business cases and interventions, which linked with humanistic principles, impact at every level. Most organisations, and most people, experience the world as fast moving and changing. The aim of Phoenix is to support clients in keeping the HR strategy aligned to business needs, help people remain effective and improve performance. The support offered includes management development programmes; assessment centres; training needs analyses; one-to one such as mentoring, coaching, counselling; awareness raising, training, seminars, forums, workshops, learning sets, peer groups, focus groups, research, surveys and social audits. The focus of the support can be executive development, ethical development, corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, business ethics, policy proofing, working with diversity, working on dignity and respect, performance management, influencing skills, stress, work life balance, team building, motivation, flexible working.

THE STORY OF THE PHOENIX

The Phoenix

A sacred bird of Egyptian religion (c 2680 bc), the Phoenix represented the sun and was closely associated with the ancient Egyptian sun gods who rose from the underworld each morning.

Half eagle and half pheasant, its feathers shimmered with the golden colours of fire. So gentle was the Phoenix that it fed only on dew, and was believed to have lived for many centuries.

At the end of its long life the Phoenix flew to Arabia to gather spices, frankincense, cinnamon and myrrh with which to build its funeral pyre.

The Phoenix carried the spices to the Great Hall of Heliopolis in Egypt, the ancient sanctuary of the powerful sun gods. There, in a sacred tree, the Phoenix constructed its fragrant nest and, at the approach of dawn, as its song carried far out over the desert, the nest burst into flames, immolating the bird.

When three nights had passed, the Phoenix rose from its ashes in the dawn sunlight, more glorious than before.


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