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Working Well:
from flexibility to wellbeing and engagement
Thursday 24th May 2012, 9.30am - 4.00pm
Kindly hosted by Mayer Brown International LLP
Stop press: We are delighted to confirm that the keynote speech will be given by the Rt Hon David Lammy MP
Read the full programme and speaker details here
(pdf)
Why attend? This one day conference will give you the tools that you need to leverage the vast potential of every employee as part of future proofing your organisation.
Delegates will gain a fuller understanding of the correlation between flexibility and life balance to employee engagement, wellbeing and ultimately high performance.
Speakers will examine how to identify and respond to the key drivers of engagement and wellbeing for all employee groups. How do you ensure that they remain engaged as they progress through their different life stages? A combination of keynote speakers, best practice case studies and interactive workshops will explore these key drivers in depth.
Delegates can select a workshop from each of the two sessions. Choose from:
Best Practice
Workshops first session
Engaging with parents - focusing on fathers
Dr Alexandra Beauregard, Lecturer in Employment Relations and Organisational Behaviour
Inga Achterkamp, HR Adviser, London School of Economics
Engaging with parents - getting it right for mothers
Val Stevenson, HR Director, Deloitte LLP
Building a productive workforce - supporting carers
Amber Payne, Employee Benefits Manager, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Taking a lifecycle approach to flexibility: increasing engagement
Anne Gardner, Local Government Lead, Accenture
Knowledge and Learning: Workplaces of the Future
Workshops second session
Engaging your team: How line managers can use flexible working to engage and build high performance teams
Pauline Miller, European Global Inclusion Manager, State Street
Psychological wellbeing and high performance
Dr Brian Marien, Positive Health Strategies
Managing energy for high performance
Liz Morris, Joint Director of Consultancy & Training, Working Families
Be part of the latest thinking. The conference will launch a new research project. This in-depth study will show the link between flexibility and balance and engagement through to wellbeing and high performance. Delegates will receive a detailed briefing paper outlining the research.
Who should attend? The event is aimed at HR and diversity practitioners, talent managers, policy makers and senior strategists.
Fees
Working Families Members: £325 + vat
Non Members: £399 + vat
Public sector organisations: £195 + vat
To book your place, register here:
Working Families Terms & Conditions of Event Booking
If you have any queries regarding the event, please contact Fiona Hall, fiona.hall@workingfamilies.org.uk or telephone 020 7017 0066