HR Virtual Roundtable – February 1, 2022

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A round table with four chairs and a laptop on it

The HR Virtual Roundtable is a monthly opportunity to connect with other members and talk about current topics in HR.

The roundtable is a structured conversation on a current topic, offering members a chance to talk to their peers for ideas, information, and inspiration. We ask everyone who attends to respect the confidentiality so that people can feel more comfortable to ask questions and discuss their own situations.

Our next roundtable will be held on Tuesday, February 1 at 4:30 pm, with volunteer host Janice MacPherson, Joint Principal with AccessHR Inc. 

With the new year upon us, what are some ways that employers are looking to engage employees and ways for employees to connect with colleagues.

The discussion questions for the HR Virtual Roundtable will be:

  • How do employers engage employees who are working remotely?
  • How do you build comradery and provide opportunities for employees to connect with remote or hybrid work?
  • What impact has the pandemic had on the social aspect of your workplace, and what is the impact?
  • What plans does your organization have to reconnect teams in 2022?

Participants will be split into meeting rooms on Zoom to share ideas and information. It goes without saying that confidentiality and the willingness to share are key to the success of this event.

This roundtable event is limited to 40 CPHR Alberta members to ensure quality participation for all.

Register today!

 


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