Location
Milan, Italy
Presentazione
Il mondo HR è alle prese con numerose e urgenti questioni, riguardanti la riorganizzazione delle modalità di lavoro e i conseguenti e più recenti trend del recruiting, della formazione, del welfare e non solo. Quali gli strumenti migliori, tecnologici ma soprattutto organizzativi, per gestire il “lavoro ibrido”? Quali strategie di attraction e retention in un contesto lavorativo che vede sempre più il candidato scegliere l’azienda, anziché il contrario? Come si sta muovendo la formazione per rispondere a questi cambiamenti? Quali nuove iniziative di welfare e wellbeing stanno sperimentando le imprese? E cosa sta facendo e potrà farà il digitale per supportare tali trasformazioni?
A questi e numerosi altri interrogativi sarà dedicata una tre giorni di Phygital Talk, Phygital Speech, Tavoli tematici e altri format, con la partecipazione esclusiva di Chief HR Officer, Head of Employer Branding, Responsabili Welfare, HSE Director, Talent Director, Opinion Leader e altre figure del mondo HR alle prese con le più urgenti sfide che si trova oggi di fronte il People Management.
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