Amid the doom and gloom, we’ve got some brilliant news for you! Never one to shy away from challenges, protests, virus, toilet-roll shortages…the team at HR Magazine is pulling out all the stops for our upcoming live online stream 10:00 am 13 March 2020. We understand hoarding people in the same room is not what HR needs right now, but HR does need help and has a lot of questions that need answering about COVID-19 and how to get staff back to work safely. Paul Arkwright, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, HR Magazine will be putting his and your questions to our panellists:
- Debunking common myths about COVID-19
- What HR should do to help support staff
- The line to take when staff come back to the office
- Handling grievances and employee stress
- Handling employee travel and meetings
Who’s sharing?
- Paul Arkwright, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, HR Magazine (moderator)
- Adam Hugill, Partner, Hugill & Ip (HR legal perspective)
- Dr Richard Claydon, CEO, roundPegz (Organisational behaviour & employee engagement perspective)
- Aisling Gormley, Head of HR, Catalyst Lifestyle (HR perspective – SME)
- Anissa Leung, VP Talent, Senior Recruiting & Training, North Asia, Ceva Logistics (HR perspective – MNC)
- Susane Yan, Regional Manager, Talent & Development APAC, Schroders (HR Perspective APAC)
- Steven Campbell, HR Director – APAC, Hallmark Cards (HR Perspective – APAC)
- Sian Griffiths, Emeritus Professor, CUHK (Medical perspective – Sian was Director, School of Public Health & led the HKSAR Government enquiry into SARS)
- Sreedevi Vijayagopalan, HR Business Partner, Verizon (HR perspective – MNC)
Joins us live from anywhere in the world
HR Uncovered: rapidly adapting teams & workplaces in the face of Coronavirus (HR’s action plan for Hong Kong). Live viewers will be able to interact with the panel live and text their questions in via their computer/mobile – and the best bit, it’s free, and we will be giving away some great prizes during the 1.5-hour live session too
We’ve booked a funky new venue, and the team from HR Magazine are going to set up a studio there and live stream a 90-minute show on the challenges for HR and the C-suite right now amidst coronavirus. The 1.5-hour punchy show will feature a live panel chaired by Paul Arkwright, guest speakers getting to the point in 15-minutes or less, and we’ll be giving away some cool prizes too. All in 90 minutes at 10.00 am on 13 March 2020. Hosted by the Group’s Publisher, Paul Arkwright, the event will debunk myths about Covid-19, examine the facts and most importantly look at how HR can rapidly adapt their teams and their work environments to not only cope with but leverage the current situation. Register below today we’ll send you a simple one-click link to join us.
You might want to know:
- What should I do about staff returning from Italy, South Korea and other affected countries globally?
- How do we handle staff in Italy, staff travel arrangements & self-isolation cases?
- How best to manage employee stress?
- What should HR be doing to protect staff and provide a safe workplace?
- Who is accountable in the event of COVID-19 cases in the workplace?
- What are the best work-from-home strategies – and how do we leverage this for positive change & productivity moving forwards?
- Any other questions you have – email [email protected]
Put your questions live to the panel
- Now – email them to [email protected]
- Live – we’ll send you a link so you can ask those awkward questions that are most bothering you about getting things back to ‘normal’ during and after COVID-19
Event Details
What: HR Mag Live
When: 10.00am – 11.30am Friday 13 March 2020
Where: Live online stream (sign up below, and we’ll send you the link, so you can watch and ask questions live)
Theme: Your questions answered about getting back on track during & after COVID-19
Do you want to share?
Got something to share on dealing with COVID-19 and the fallout it has created in the workplace from your organisation? Let Paul know and we’ll see if we can get you included as well [email protected].
Bookings
Bookings are closed for this event.
Paul Arkwright
Publisher
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