How can HR find the manager of the future?

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On Thursday 7th October at 11am, join HRreview for our live webinar ‘Rising Resilient: The Manager of the Future’

In light of the pandemic, many studies have shown the importance of resilient organisations which best weathered the crisis and have been able to largely recover.

However, to form a resilient organisation, this requires visionary leadership, a continuous dialogue with the workforce, and a well-rounded programme of wellbeing that supports diverse needs.

So, how can HR teams actually achieve this?

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Organisations must identify those who can lead, engage and inspire; those that can help shape their own teams and take them forward.

Join our webinar as we explore how HR can identify employees who will be successful both now and in the future.

Experts including Dr. Avneet Kaur (Principal Consultant at Aon) and Suzanne Courtney (Director Global Strategic Growth at Aon) will discuss:

  • How to develop and retain your employees
  • How to identify those employees who will be successful despite organisational change
  • How to focus on employee wellbeing and safety despite changing work models

Click here to sign up for the free webinar which will go live on Thursday 7th October at 11am.

Monica Sharma is an English Literature graduate from the University of Warwick. As Editor for HRreview, her particular interests in HR include issues concerning diversity, employment law and wellbeing in the workplace. Alongside this, she has written for student publications in both England and Canada. Monica has also presented her academic work concerning the relationship between legal systems, sexual harassment and racism at a university conference at the University of Western Ontario, Canada.

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