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The Future of the Hybrid Workforce: Culture, Leadership and Practicalities

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While the idea ‘back to the office’ doesn’t ring true for the wide variety of experience had during the pandemic, as restrictions ease organisations are faced with decisions on what their future workforce and workplace should look like. From higher level redesigning of culture, to more immediate decisions of who needs to be in the […]

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While the idea ‘back to the office’ doesn’t ring true for the wide variety of experience had during the pandemic, as restrictions ease organisations are faced with decisions on what their future workforce and workplace should look like. From higher level redesigning of culture, to more immediate decisions of who needs to be in the office and when, how can we develop long term workforce strategies that don’t feel like stopgaps or temporary measures?

Join this roundtable for a future-focussed exploration of:

  •  Changing expectations within the workforce on flexibility and workplace norms.
  • What can be transferred and what needs to be rebuilt in the ways we work
  • How other organisations are building their plans to support the future workforce

Register for your place here: Workday HRD Roundtable Series (hrdconnect.com)

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