11/09/2026
To those who celebrate, we wish you a happy, healthy and successful New Year.
To those of you who are not Jewish, or who do not celebrate, we also wish you a happy, healthy and successful 12 months ahead.
The traditional food at this time of year is an apple - to symbolise a circle and continuity and honey (great for dipping the apple in), for a sweet new year.
Remembrance is also an important message of Rosh Hashanna. This year we also remember the events of 9/11 (11/9) 25 years ago; and the attack last year in Manchester at Heaton Park Synagogue.
We all have a duty to ensure that those events are confined to the past and that the future is built on understanding, friendship, togetherness, community, society and respect.
Workplaces have a huge role to play in bringing people together, sharing food and increasing understanding and tolerance.
Frank, is our elephant in the room!
He helps our clients to have the frank conversations about the most sensitive topics, which can include religion and politics.
At this festive season for the Jews, use it as a catalyst for healthy discussions and an opportunity to improve understanding and tolerance between everyone in your workplace.
We wish you Shana Tova - Happy New Year ๐ฏ๐
