Program
Start | Finish | Activity | Speakers |
8:30 AM | 9:00 AM | Guest Arrival | |
9:00 AM | 9:40 AM | Welcome & Conference opening | |
9:40 AM | 11:00 AM | Session 1 – The Future of Work: A WA perspective | |
11:00 AM | 11:20 AM | Morning Tea and Exhibition | |
11:20 AM | 12:45 PM | Session 2 – The need to change the employee experience to attract and retain talent | Jo Christie Patrick Dunlop Yvette Gledhill-Powell |
12:45 PM | 1:45 PM | Lunch | |
1:45 PM | 3:10 PM | Session 3 – People Strategies for the Future of WA | Professor Gary Martin |
3:10 PM | 3:30 PM | Afternoon Tea and Exhibition | |
3:35 PM | 4:55 PM | Session 4 – Developing People Strategies for WA companies | Caroline Tavares Sandra De Kock Emma Harris |
4:55 PM | 5:05 PM | Closing comments |
Session Descriptions
Session 1 – The Future of Work: A WA perspective
At the intersection of Work Type, Workforce and Workplaces is the individuals experience of work. The Future of Work requires innovation in the Employee Experience and how workplaces are planned to meet the needs of its people.
Ben will bring a wealth of research and thought leadership about the future of work and Laura will bring her extensive experience as a WA HR practitioner to present The Future of Work: A WA perspective.
Session 2: The need to change the employee experience to attract and retain talent
Workplaces need to redesign for the new way of working with diverse future workforce requirements.
How does the employee experience ensure that we attract and retain the right talent?
Our Employee Experience Panel Experts will share their learning and answer your questions on this evolving topic.
- Researcher into Employee Experience
- NFP People and Culture Expert
- Industry Human Resources Manager
Session 3: People Strategies for the Future of WA
Our workplaces are in a constant state of flux. New trends and issues come and go creating challenges for those for human resources professionals who are obliged to stay up to date with what seems to be a moving feast. From “The Great Resignation” to “The Great Retention”, to the push for a four day working week, hybrid and remote working – all wrapped up in the context of the need to inspire more respectful workplaces – this keynotes provides a helicopter view of what’s happening on the Western Australian “workscape” front and speaks to the strategies needed to deliver enhanced outcomes for.
Session 4: Developing People Strategies for WA organisations
The journey through COVID has been different for every state in Australia none more so than WA. We have faced and overcome numerous challenges in the past 2 years, but with uncertainty about what the future will bring, how do we ensure we are prepared?
We will hear from a panel of HR Strategy experts about how they met these challenges through COVID and how they are developing their current HR strategies to meet future demand.
This panel will give the opportunity to hear from and put your questions to a panel of 3 experts:
- Transport Industry Expert
- Local Government Expert
- Mining Industry Expert