HR Behind Closed Doors; Who's looking after HR?
Description
Who’s looking after HR?
A small, informal roundtable of senior HR professionals discussing the reality and demands on our profession and what can help us thrive, when we hold it all for everyone else in the workplace. The purpose of this event is to co-create a meaningful conversation with fellow senior HR and People Leaders.
HR have never had a shortage of responsibilities. But the growing expecations and sheer level of change on the profession is relentless. The space to step back, think strategically and experience some level of work life balance is becoming more challenging.
New systems, new legislation. Workforce expectations, hybrid work and organisational restructures...and that's before we really get to grips with AI and all the people and organisational impact. All while keeping the organisation moving, HR are expected to be the 'steady hand' amidst it all. But what happens when HR start running on empty?
It's a tough conversation we don't have often enough.
This edition of HR Behind Closed Doors brings together a small group of senior HR leaders to talk candidly about the current realities of the profession.
Not another presentation.
Not another discussion about how HR can do even more for everyone else.
It's an opportunity to step out of the day to day, connect with peers who understand the demands of the role and explore what's working, what's not and what needs to / can change.
What we’ll put on the table;
How are the growing demands and competing priorities affecting the way we lead, operate and make decisions?
What are we experiencing in HR that we don't always feel able to say out loud within our organisations?
What does our profession need to lead effectively without sacrificing our own wellbeing and sustainability?
What are we / can we do differently to help us navigate the complexity, protect our capacity and thrive in the role?
Who this is for
This conversation is for senior HR and People leaders, CHRO's, People Directors, Heads of People & Culture, Organisational Development professionals and those leading HR teams or responsible for HR functions.
The group will be intentionally small, so the conversation can go deep because the people responsible for the organisation's people need somewhere to have the conversation too.
Register today using the link below.
Please arrive by 7.40am where your host, Ciara will sign you into Lawson Flats as a guest (this is a private members club and so registration in advance of the event is essential).
The aim is to kick off at 7:45-7.50am and finish up by 9am sharp.
Coffee, tea and pastries will be available for purchase.
FAQs
- I'm not sure yet if I can attend. Can I just turn up on the morning of the event?
Lawson Flats is a private members club, so entry is only via sign-in by the host. Therefore, registration is essential to ensure entry is arranged for all those intending to come. Final registration will close on Wednesday 25th November at 12pm to ensure numbers are finalised.
- Will tea and coffee be available?
There is a restaurant on site and so attendees can order and purchase tea, coffee, pastries or breakfast.
The event itself is free and so, does not cover any food & beverages.
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