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Planning work rotations, managing who, when and how employees return are just some of the hurdles facing HR leaders
Employee attitudes regarding work have changed, and business leaders need to plan accordingly in order for the office to remain fit for purpose.
Surveys indicate that employees desire to split their time between the office and working remotely, with the freedom to choose how they work, and where. Enabling employees to easily and reliably find the spaces they need is vital to ensuring that the office supports collaboration, socialisation and productivity.
Business leaders need to ensure their workplace facilitates all types of work, all the while adhering to social distancing guidelines and track and trace protocols. The need for collaboration across all business divisions including HR, Corporate Real Estate, Facilities Management, IT, Legal and Compliance is necessary to build a culture that empowers employees to perform at their best.
It’s more important than ever before to use data to make evidence based decisions in your strategies in order to work smarter and efficiently, as well as:
- Plan beyond COVID19
- Re-evaluate real estate portfolio
- Gain insight on how employees are using the office and adaptations needed to ensure the office remains fit for purpose
- Building a sustainable future
Learning outcomes
- How to address key challenges HR leaders will encounter
- What priorities to focus on
- How to minimise impacts to employee wellbeing
- Practical guidance to navigate new ways of working
- What tools and technology to use to automate space occupancy
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Key considerations for HR leaders as the workplace evolves
Speakers
Emma Dutton
Leadership Development Expert and Coach at Leopard LDL
Emma has a proven track record for initiating and delivering complex change programmes across multi-national organisations, having worked within IT and Telecommunications industries as an HR professional for more than 20 years.
Sue Warman
VP People at AICPA & CIMA