Make UK Webinar: How to thrive in times of change
18/09/2019 MAKE UK
This free to attend webinar has been designed to provide HR professionals with tips from Make UK's HR consultancy and legal experts on managing change in the workplace. Currently, there are many drivers for change such as Brexit, workforce demographics, economic forecasts, statutory and case law developments. In this webinar we explore the key strategy points HR need to consider when embarking on a change process, whether that involves changing terms and conditions, a redundancy programme and/or employee consultation. The webinar takes place on Wednesday 18 September 11:00-12:00.These days change is inevitable in any organisation. Maintaining a productive workforce in times of change can be a challenge for many businesses and for HR teams managing the change process.
Hear top tips from our HR and Legal experts on preparing for and handling change within the current legal framework, keeping employees engaged and achieving the best possible outcome for your business.
This webinar will make you:
-€¢ Understand key drivers for organisational change in 2019
-€¢ Learn about the different factors to weigh up when considering your options for change
-€¢ Gain expert tips on preparing for and managing change, whether it involves changing terms and conditions, redundancy or restructuring the workforce
-€¢ Recognise the pitfalls that can arise whenever consultation is required to enable change
Hear our experts give their thoughts on how to keep employees engaged throughout a programme of change.
The webinar will be of interest to HR Managers, HR Directors, Head of HR, HR Business Partners, HR Officers, HR Advisers and those in Operational and Finance roles may also find this webinar of interest.
Details and registration:
The webinar takes place on Wednesday 18 September at 11:00
Follow this link to register for free: www.bit.ly/change_register
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