Discover how to build culture when working from home becomes the norm

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Investec's Lesley-Anne Gatter will discuss remote working and culture at the upcoming HR Indaba Online.

Covid-19 and working from home have turned organisational cultures and people dynamics on their heads. While trying to minimise the financial impact of the pandemic on staff, HR leaders have also had to contend with matters of morale, mental health and engagement to ensure that every individual within the workforce remains committed to the vision and purpose of their organisations.

Join the Culture conundrum: Cultivating belonging among employees working from home at the Finance Indaba Online to learn more about how people are faring in the new normal. This Impact session will be led by Lesley-Anne Gatter, Head of People, Investec and  runs from 13:30 to 14:15 on 30 March, 2021.

Reserve your place at the HR Indaba Online now and join from anywhere.

HR professionals register for FREE.

 

The HR Indaba Online is a virtual conference and expo that brings together 5,000-plus HR professionals who want to accelerate their knowledge, network and career. The event boasts 10 Impact Sessions with world-class speakers, live engagement, and a complete overview of the most important tools and services for HR teams.

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