Program Content:
Many organizations are struggling to determine the right hybrid workforce approach. Getting hybrid right requires an organization to consider many different, and at times competing, priorities from business operations to employee engagement and regulatory compliance. With the increased competition for skilled workers, failing to design and implement an effective approach could have a real impact on a company’s ability to achieve growth objectives. In this session we outline the elements organizations need to consider in order to develop a successful hybrid worker strategy, including tax, technology, culture, talent management, real estate, HR policies, change management, employee listening and other factors.
Learning objectives
- Identify the key considerations organizations need to adapt in order to successfully launch and operate a hybrid, remote or in person worker strategy
- Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the different ‘return to work’ operating models and explore the criteria necessary to decide the best fit for each organization
- Discuss how to best operationalize the return-to-work model for organization across various streams of activities including talent management, HR policies and processes, culture, tax, real estate, and technology
Speakers:
- Tim Glowa, Prinicipal, Human Capital Services, Grant Thornton LLP
- Hal Bellovin, Managing Director, Human Capital Services, Grant Thornton LLP
- Richard Tonge, Principal, Grant Thornton LLP
- Angela Nalwa, Managing Director, Operational and Organizational Transformation, Grant Thornton LLP
- Jennifer Morelli, Principal, Advisory, Grant Thornton LLP
- Melissa Dimitri, Managing Director, Strategy practice, Advisory Services, Grant Thornton LLP
Please note: CPE credits are not awarded for webcast replay
Recommended Field of Study: Business Management and Organization
Program Level: Overview
Prerequisite: N/A
Delivery Method: Group - Internet
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