People Strategies: Implications for the Future of Work

The disruption of COVID-19 and other crises has sped up existing headwinds of change in the business landscape, accelerating profound shifts in attitudes and expectations about the nature of work, and how, where and why people perform this function. Once a concept on the far horizon, this fundamental rethink, described under the banner of the future of work, is now an economic and social imperative.

As businesses reconfigure their operations for the new economic and social realities, human capital leaders are focusing on building the right culture and conditions for workers to thrive. In this webcast, we will hear from Puig, a Spanish fashion and fragrance company, about what the future of work means to them and some of the practical implications for talent and culture.

After attending this webcast, you will:

  • Have a framework which helps you envisage the future of work
  • Understand some of the people implications around four core dimensions of creating a future of work strategy
  • Listen to practical examples of how companies are building future-proof organisations
  • Understand the implications for the employee value proposition and how you can hone yours to attract the best talent for your organization
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Marion Devine Sergio Massanas
People Strategies: Implications for the Future of Work
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People Strategies: Implications for the Future of Work

MARCH 31, 2022

The disruption of COVID-19 and other crises has sped up existing headwinds of change in the business landscape, accelerating profound shifts in attitudes and expectations about the nature of work, and how, where and why people perform this function. Once a concept on the far horizon, this fundamental rethink, described under the banner of the future of work, is now an economic and social imperative.

As businesses reconfigure their operations for the new economic and social realities, human capital leaders are focusing on building the right culture and conditions for workers to thrive. In this webcast, we will hear from Puig, a Spanish fashion and fragrance company, about what the future of work means to them and some of the practical implications for talent and culture.

After attending this webcast, you will:

  • Have a framework which helps you envisage the future of work
  • Understand some of the people implications around four core dimensions of creating a future of work strategy
  • Listen to practical examples of how companies are building future-proof organisations
  • Understand the implications for the employee value proposition and how you can hone yours to attract the best talent for your organization

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