Free Webinar - Resolving Tensions in the Evolving Workplace: Obligation or Opportunity? - Resolution at Work

Free Webinar – Resolving Tensions in the Evolving Workplace: Obligation or Opportunity?

Feb272023

When: February 27 2023 | Where: via Zoom

We know that organisations and employees perceive both benefits and disadvantages in hybrid and remote working, but how do we approach the conflict that can arise when teams differ in opinion about how and when they work best?

In the first of four free webinars in our new Future of Work series, Resolution at Work’s expert panel uses their lived experiences as mediators, employment lawyers, and HR professionals to address common challenges in the remote or hybrid workplace, the pitfalls to avoid and the opportunities that can lie in focusing on joint responsibility.

Thank you to those who attended this event, the recording is available below, via Vimeo:

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