A legal perspective – The new world of culture & communication in the workplace
HR professional has undergone some hugely challenging times recently. In this webinar, we covered bullying; out-of-hours emails; stress; Covid, and managing a remote team, discussing where the risks lie for employers and how HR can be the drive for change. Employment law expert Robin also providea an employment law update, focussing on topics that every […]HR professional has undergone some hugely challenging times recently.
In this webinar, we covered bullying; out-of-hours emails; stress; Covid, and managing a remote team, discussing where the risks lie for employers and how HR can be the drive for change.
Employment law expert Robin also providea an employment law update, focussing on topics that every HR professional needs to be aware of. The session is intended to be interesting and thought-provoking.
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