Overview
The last 18 months has seen a paradigm shift in how business operates. Whether this evolution of the business model is temporary or permanent, it is clear ensuring staff and digital enhance one another and harnessing the power of technology to make the workplace a strategic and agile environment to drive productivity, is critical for the future of business.
For our 2021 Networks Autumn Seminar Series, we explore how people and technology can evolve together across all elements of business from HR to wellness to improving your customer's experience.
To enhance your seminar experience and increase your networking opportunities, this series will be run via a virtual networking platform.
In this Seminar
Educating your employees on how to manage both their ergonomic needs and the psychosocial impact of hybrid working is essential as we move into a coevolving future.
In this 1 hour seminar, the first in our autumn series, we will be joined by a team of expert speakers from the HSA, LCE Workplace Safety and Ibec who will explore both operational elements and managing the psychological impact of hybrid working/ hot desking/ remote working on different people.
Topics covered
- What is hybrid working?
- Ergonomics in multiple work environments
- Managing the psychological impact of hybrid working
Presentations will be followed by a panel discussion.
Note: To enhance your experience and increase your networking opportunities, we are running this event via a virtual networking platform – Remo*. Virtual doors to this event will open at 9.30 am with 30 mins pre-event networking and 15 mins post event networking.
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