Are you doing\/or are you interested in doing participatory research? Are you interested in how to pay people properly and on time? If so, come and join our lunchtime sharing practice get-together!<\/p>\n
Compensating people for their time and expertise is critical to ethical participatory research and this often takes the form of paying them. But paying people isn\u2019t always a straightforward process. Failure to pay people properly and on time can damage our relationships with partners and\/or participants and compromises our ethical practice. So, how do you get it right?<\/p>\n
Join Helen Featherstone, Head of Public Engagement, and Rob Cooper, Public Engagement Officer, to discuss how we can pay people for being involved or engaged with research. From setting up a supplier, to filling out a Pre-NESA assessment, setting up a Purchase Order and receiving an invoice. Choosing and following the right process and communicating this to your partners is crucial to getting them paid properly and on time.<\/p>\n
Helen and Rob will share their experience of how to get this right both for the University and for public contributors.<\/p>\n
Who is this for?<\/strong><\/p>\n This is an informal and safe space for University of Bath researchers to share with peers and reflect on your practice. We are hoping to create a community of practice where researchers can share their stories, methodologies, and ethics approach.<\/p>\n Date: Thursday 5th June<\/strong><\/p>\n Time:<\/strong>\u202f12:30-13:30<\/strong><\/p>\n Location: 1W 3.107<\/strong>\u00a0\/ Teams<\/strong><\/p>\n Some refreshments will be available and please do bring your lunch along with you.<\/p>\n This session is hybrid, so you are welcome to join online.<\/p>\n Book a place<\/strong><\/p>\n If you would like to join us, please fill in our Eventbrite form<\/a> to book your place. If you would like to join online, please select the online ticket, and if you would like to join in person, please select the in-person ticket.<\/p>\n